Freya and the Beast
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4.8 • 4 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A naïve girl, an enchanted forest and the fight for what is right.
When Freya's father didn't return home one night, she went in search of him. Drawn to the enchanted forest, she stumbled upon a castle, and within it, a 300 year old curse.
When the beast promised to let her father go, Freya became his prisoner. But soon after her anger had died down, Freya realized that this beast was not at all like he seemed. Seeing the truth beyond his scary looks and well-guarded person, Freya began to see what he truly needed.
When Freya began to miss her father too much to endure, the beast agreed to let her go home. But upon her return, news of Novus's murderous plan came to light. She quickly returned to the enchanted forest to find the castle under threat.
With Freya's magical abilities, does she have the strength to save the beast and the servants of the castle before it's too late?
Customer Reviews
Loved
Twisted fairytales are my favorite reads and I loved this book!!! The storyline is very well written with great character work. The story from the start kept me engaged and hard to put down. I definitely recommend!!! .
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Love Beauty and the Beast reimagined!
Fun, entertaining premise; love the Beauty and the Beast scenario! Enjoy the magical elements and the Fae aspect. Freya finds herself trying to protect her father by agreeing to take his place with the Beast; curses causing problems, people causing problems, but there’s that connection going on with Freya and the Beast. A good read!
Enjoyable
I enjoyed this beauty and the beast story. At first it seemed as if it was the same as the animated movie, but the there were some twists and turns, which made it different. I loved how Freya treated others and didn’t let anyone scare her. The beast (Aedan) is very gruff and scary, it was nice how Freya was able to instill changes, just by being herself.
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