Weave: Rapunzel Retold (Book 25 in the Romance a Medieval Fairytale series) EBOOK

I liked the story and the elements represented from not just Rapunzel's story but other stories as well. It was a little confusing not realizing that so many other books would be tied together in this one but overall was a great book.

Received as an ARC, I am leaving my honest review. I love how this author can take characters from other fairytale stories and combine them to make a delightful retelling of a well known fairytale. Rapunzel is crafty and cunning in the way she finds the truth in her mother's mirror. The son of the original Midas learns his history while trying to help her escape. There is a lot of suspense and breath holding moments that will keep you glued to the pages while love blooms that will keep you warm!

I enjoyed reading this book. It brought in several previous characters. Some of the stories I read so long ago that I feel like rereading them now since my memory is a little fuzzy on certain events. The story was interesting and I look forward to reading the next one in the series.

This retelling of Rapunzel has components of Rumpelstiltskin along with undertones of King Midas. Along the way we meet characters from other retellings as well that serve as a link to Demelza's other retellings. In the past, certain retellings were appropriate for younger teenagers, but not this one. The scenes between Isaak and Rapunzel are too explicit for that purpose, and that accounts for my four star rating.

Rapunzel and Isaak's story is not the fairy tale of my childhood but what does that matter when you get such a fun and entertaining mix of adventure, intrigue, drama and steam?

I liked the story and the elements represented from not just Rapunzel's story but other stories as well. It was a little confusing not realizing that so many other books would be tied together in this one but overall was a great book.

Received as an ARC, I am leaving my honest review. I love how this author can take characters from other fairytale stories and combine them to make a delightful retelling of a well known fairytale. Rapunzel is crafty and cunning in the way she finds the truth in her mother's mirror. The son of the original Midas learns his history while trying to help her escape. There is a lot of suspense and breath holding moments that will keep you glued to the pages while love blooms that will keep you warm!

I enjoyed reading this book. It brought in several previous characters. Some of the stories I read so long ago that I feel like rereading them now since my memory is a little fuzzy on certain events. The story was interesting and I look forward to reading the next one in the series.

This retelling of Rapunzel has components of Rumpelstiltskin along with undertones of King Midas. Along the way we meet characters from other retellings as well that serve as a link to Demelza's other retellings. In the past, certain retellings were appropriate for younger teenagers, but not this one. The scenes between Isaak and Rapunzel are too explicit for that purpose, and that accounts for my four star rating.

Rapunzel and Isaak's story is not the fairy tale of my childhood but what does that matter when you get such a fun and entertaining mix of adventure, intrigue, drama and steam?

I liked the story and the elements represented from not just Rapunzel's story but other stories as well. It was a little confusing not realizing that so many other books would be tied together in this one but overall was a great book.

Received as an ARC, I am leaving my honest review. I love how this author can take characters from other fairytale stories and combine them to make a delightful retelling of a well known fairytale. Rapunzel is crafty and cunning in the way she finds the truth in her mother's mirror. The son of the original Midas learns his history while trying to help her escape. There is a lot of suspense and breath holding moments that will keep you glued to the pages while love blooms that will keep you warm!

I enjoyed reading this book. It brought in several previous characters. Some of the stories I read so long ago that I feel like rereading them now since my memory is a little fuzzy on certain events. The story was interesting and I look forward to reading the next one in the series.

This retelling of Rapunzel has components of Rumpelstiltskin along with undertones of King Midas. Along the way we meet characters from other retellings as well that serve as a link to Demelza's other retellings. In the past, certain retellings were appropriate for younger teenagers, but not this one. The scenes between Isaak and Rapunzel are too explicit for that purpose, and that accounts for my four star rating.

Rapunzel and Isaak's story is not the fairy tale of my childhood but what does that matter when you get such a fun and entertaining mix of adventure, intrigue, drama and steam?