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KINGDOM OF FAIRYTALES, BOOK FIFTEEN

THRONE OF ENCHANTMENT (Rapunzel) eBOOK

THRONE OF ENCHANTMENT (Rapunzel) eBOOK

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What happened after the happily ever after?

You all know the story of Rapunzel, but did you ever wonder what happened after the fairytale ending? Well we know. Not all afters end up happily, sometimes the real adventure starts much later...

The Spring Flower Festival is almost here, and it’s taken everything I’ve got to make sure my kingdom proves its worth in spite of the blight ravaging our kingdom. But the disease spreading across our land may be caused by something deeper and more sinister than I’d ever imagined. Things are no brighter at the palace. Queen Rapunzel remains hidden in the castle while the kingdom falls to pieces all around us. And the jealous duke of Thornton seems prepared to do anything in his power to keep me away from Princess Lilian. The only thing left to do is to triumph at the Festival and show everyone in Floris what I’m made of — but in a kingdom ravaged by disease and controlled by a duke who won’t let anything stand between him and the crown, even that may be beyond my powers.

Following famous fairytale characters, eighteen years after their happily ever after, the Kingdom of Fairytales offers an edge of the seat thrill ride in an all new and sensational way to read.

Lighting-fast reads you won’t be able to put down

Fantasy has never been so epic!
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Melonie Hill
The one of Enchantment

I LOVE THIS SERIES!!!! The Rapunzel section has me on the edge of my seat......on to the next book right now!

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Nadine Vrijhof
Deon and Lilian are so good together, but it isn’t meant to be.

The Duke is marrying her. And the King and Queen seem to be are focusing on the wrong thing and aren’t much help. Another great story!

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Marjorie
fast read you will want to finish in one sitting

Hope and disaster, tenderness and tyranny, loyalty and betrayal, triumph and defeat. This installment swings from one extreme to another as the story continues into the the festival, which is still on despite the devastated gardens.As an extra treat, there are quite a few glimpses of characters from other lands, some you might recognize from previous books and some that are yet to be introduced. As with any other multi-author shared universe, each author adds their own unique perspective and it is interesting to see some familiar lands though new eyes.This is book 3 of 4 in the Rapunzel arc and the books are written to be reads together. This one ends in quite the unexpected twist.

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The Mysterious Amazon Customer
Total fun

I love the whole concept of J.A. Armitage’s overarching Kingdom of Fairytales stories, with its various component series (either by Armitage or coauthored by her), each devoted to what happened after the “and they lived happily ever after” point in well-known fairytales. Well, the latest of these, Kingdom of Fairytales: Rapunzel, co-authored by Emma Savant, has certainly proven to be a fantastic addition. I got totally hooked on its first book, the wonderful King of Devotion. So much do that I’ve gobbled you books 2 and 3, Heir of Thorns and Throne of Enchantment, in one exhausting but very fulfilling read. These books tell the story of Deon, head gardener of the palace of Floris (home of the most magical flowers in the world) and so much more. There’s romance and magic here - and perfect storytelling. A princess (Lilian) to be loved, a gardener (that would be Deon) who is so much more, a queen hiding herself away (Rapunzel, a name you might recognize) and of course a scourge to fight and evil Duke (Thornton) to overcome. Great, no - fantastic, stuff here that’s massive fun. Highly recommended, especially these days when a bit of magic, romance and fun is so desperately needed.

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Roddy
I love this series

I love this series!! I love how each story is not a repeat, but they each have their own twist and then they tie them together