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Once Upon a Genie (Book 10-12 in the Romance a Medieval Fairytale series) EBOOK

Once Upon a Genie (Book 10-12 in the Romance a Medieval Fairytale series) EBOOK

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An enslaved enchantress. A pretend prince. And a djinn who wants nothing more than to be free…

Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…

Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This collection includes:

  • Return: Hansel and Gretel Retold
  • Wish: Aladdin Retold
  • Melt: Snow Queen Retold

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Join thousands of enchanted readers who loved these steamy fairytale retellings from the Queen of Fairytales.



Book Descriptions

Books included in the ebook bundle:

Return: Hansel and Gretel Retold

An unlikely duo. A wicked witch. Whatever it takes to find their way home.

Once upon a time…

Rhona is certain her stepmother wants to kill her and her sisters, and she’ll stop at nothing to do it. Leaving them in the woods alone, drugging their food and drink…is nothing safe?

Bitter at his brother’s betrothal, Grieve is banished to Rum Island as a squire to Rhona’s father. Grieve thought he had enough trouble with Rhona’s stepmother and the threat of war with Alba, until a witch takes Grieve and Rhona prisoner.

Can Rhona and Grieve survive long enough to find their happily ever after?

Wish: Aladdin Retold

A sultan’s daughter. A pretend prince. Can a genie make all their wishes come true?

Once upon a time…

When Princess Maram and street rat Aladdin meet in the marketplace, sparks fly, and Aladdin swears to move heaven and earth in order to make the lovely courtesan his wife.

He steals a magic lamp with a genie inside, thinking all his troubles are over…only to find they have barely begun.

Can Aladdin win the princess’s hand without losing his head?

Melt: Snow Queen Retold

An enslaved enchantress. A magic mirror. Whose match will be made next?

Once upon a time…

When Queen Briska is accused of treason, she flees to the mountains, building an icy wall around her broken heart. But she cannot flee her punishment – she is forced to help other couples find love. A tough task, when the man she loves is dead.

Amani knew his life was over the moment he was enslaved to a magic lamp. But when a strange twist of fate frees him from the lamp just as he discovers the woman he loves still lives, Amani sets out to find her, and free her, too.

Will the power of love be enough to melt two frozen hearts?

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Series reading order

Romance a Medieval Fairytale series reading order:

  1. Fall: Scheherazade Retold
  2. Enchant: Beauty and the Beast Retold
  3. Dance: Cinderella Retold
  4. Fly: Goose Girl Retold
  5. Revel: Twelve Dancing Princesses Retold
  6. Silence: Little Mermaid Retold
  7. Awaken: Sleeping Beauty Retold
  8. Embellish: Brave Little Tailor Retold
  9. Appease: Princess and the Pea Retold
  10. Blow: Three Little Pigs Retold
  11. Return: Hansel and Gretel Retold
  12. Wish: Aladdin Retold
  13. Melt: Snow Queen Retold
  14. Spin: Rumpelstiltskin Retold
  15. Kiss: Frog Prince Retold
  16. Reflect: Snow White Retold
  17. Roar: Goldilocks Retold
  18. Cobble: Elves and the Shoemaker Retold
  19. Float: Enchanted Horse Retold
  20. Steal: Forty Thieves Retold
  21. Call: Pied Piper Retold
  22. Feather: Swan Maidens Retold
  23. Curse: Rose Red Retold
  24. Cross: Billy Goats Gruff Retold
  25. Weave: Rapunzel Retold
  26. Claim: Puss in Boots Retold
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Customer Reviews

Based on 260 reviews
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Searcher of Unique books
A Retold Indeed

I love this book. There aren't alot of aladdin retelling books that mirrors the original. Most books are their own story or related to the disney version. I enjoy the Princess being a seductress towards an honorable Aladdin. I'm a bit curious to what happen to the genie of the ring. We know what happen to the lamp genie but the ring.

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Ilona Nurmela
An imaginative 15+ Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore

An imaginative Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore where women (while they are not legal rulers) fight at their men's side and are able to choose their own husbands.When Rhona's mother dies she discovers her station isn't what she thought it was. When her father takes a new wife who wants to give him sons, Rhona's & her sisters life is in danger. On a neighbouring isle, Grieve's first love betrays him and to avoid him acting out he is assigned as squire to Rhona's father. With war looming on the horizon and an allegiance with the Vikings to be made, Rhona and Grieve navigate the war preparations & dangers that ensue.I loved Rhona's headstrong character and her fighter spirit. Grieve seemed a bit of a wuss at times, but then the girl was formidable. At times, it felt more like an 18+ fairytale, tbh, on account of how mature the female Mc was and also due to 2 candid but not overly descriptive sex scenes & the daughters of the Isles being free to pick & sample their men before marriage.Recommended for lovers of upper YA (15+) fantasy with medium heat level, retold fairytales and strong, independent women.

I
Isabel
Return

Okay at 1st I was a bit confused, still am in a bit lol that I might have to listen/read this 1 more time. But I really liked it very much. I like how it went with Blow the book before this one. But with that ending I can't wait to here the next book in the series.

H
Helgaleena
A princess with her own magic

This telling of Aladdin has more than one genie and uses many more elements from the original Arabian Nights than Disney did. It also displays the heroine's patriotic use of her magic on behalf of her father's kingdom and teamwork by the lovers to thwart the villains.

B
Brad Friedlander
Another Tale Retold in Great Ways

This series gets better as more of the books are read. Each book is a great stand alone story. But, they are all tied together. What's great is knowing the links doesn't detract from each story.Rhonda and Grieve are the Greta and Hansel of the title. They're lovers who pose as brother and sister for a part of the story.Character development is nicely done. The world view is very consistent with the other books in this series.This was an enjoyable read. Strong female lead protagonists and honorable men are perfect foils for the plot.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 260 reviews
77%
(199)
21%
(54)
3%
(7)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
S
Searcher of Unique books
A Retold Indeed

I love this book. There aren't alot of aladdin retelling books that mirrors the original. Most books are their own story or related to the disney version. I enjoy the Princess being a seductress towards an honorable Aladdin. I'm a bit curious to what happen to the genie of the ring. We know what happen to the lamp genie but the ring.

I
Ilona Nurmela
An imaginative 15+ Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore

An imaginative Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore where women (while they are not legal rulers) fight at their men's side and are able to choose their own husbands.When Rhona's mother dies she discovers her station isn't what she thought it was. When her father takes a new wife who wants to give him sons, Rhona's & her sisters life is in danger. On a neighbouring isle, Grieve's first love betrays him and to avoid him acting out he is assigned as squire to Rhona's father. With war looming on the horizon and an allegiance with the Vikings to be made, Rhona and Grieve navigate the war preparations & dangers that ensue.I loved Rhona's headstrong character and her fighter spirit. Grieve seemed a bit of a wuss at times, but then the girl was formidable. At times, it felt more like an 18+ fairytale, tbh, on account of how mature the female Mc was and also due to 2 candid but not overly descriptive sex scenes & the daughters of the Isles being free to pick & sample their men before marriage.Recommended for lovers of upper YA (15+) fantasy with medium heat level, retold fairytales and strong, independent women.

I
Isabel
Return

Okay at 1st I was a bit confused, still am in a bit lol that I might have to listen/read this 1 more time. But I really liked it very much. I like how it went with Blow the book before this one. But with that ending I can't wait to here the next book in the series.

H
Helgaleena
A princess with her own magic

This telling of Aladdin has more than one genie and uses many more elements from the original Arabian Nights than Disney did. It also displays the heroine's patriotic use of her magic on behalf of her father's kingdom and teamwork by the lovers to thwart the villains.

B
Brad Friedlander
Another Tale Retold in Great Ways

This series gets better as more of the books are read. Each book is a great stand alone story. But, they are all tied together. What's great is knowing the links doesn't detract from each story.Rhonda and Grieve are the Greta and Hansel of the title. They're lovers who pose as brother and sister for a part of the story.Character development is nicely done. The world view is very consistent with the other books in this series.This was an enjoyable read. Strong female lead protagonists and honorable men are perfect foils for the plot.

Customer Reviews

Based on 260 reviews
77%
(199)
21%
(54)
3%
(7)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
S
Searcher of Unique books
A Retold Indeed

I love this book. There aren't alot of aladdin retelling books that mirrors the original. Most books are their own story or related to the disney version. I enjoy the Princess being a seductress towards an honorable Aladdin. I'm a bit curious to what happen to the genie of the ring. We know what happen to the lamp genie but the ring.

I
Ilona Nurmela
An imaginative 15+ Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore

An imaginative Hansel & Gretel retelling interwoven with Celtic lore where women (while they are not legal rulers) fight at their men's side and are able to choose their own husbands.When Rhona's mother dies she discovers her station isn't what she thought it was. When her father takes a new wife who wants to give him sons, Rhona's & her sisters life is in danger. On a neighbouring isle, Grieve's first love betrays him and to avoid him acting out he is assigned as squire to Rhona's father. With war looming on the horizon and an allegiance with the Vikings to be made, Rhona and Grieve navigate the war preparations & dangers that ensue.I loved Rhona's headstrong character and her fighter spirit. Grieve seemed a bit of a wuss at times, but then the girl was formidable. At times, it felt more like an 18+ fairytale, tbh, on account of how mature the female Mc was and also due to 2 candid but not overly descriptive sex scenes & the daughters of the Isles being free to pick & sample their men before marriage.Recommended for lovers of upper YA (15+) fantasy with medium heat level, retold fairytales and strong, independent women.

I
Isabel
Return

Okay at 1st I was a bit confused, still am in a bit lol that I might have to listen/read this 1 more time. But I really liked it very much. I like how it went with Blow the book before this one. But with that ending I can't wait to here the next book in the series.

H
Helgaleena
A princess with her own magic

This telling of Aladdin has more than one genie and uses many more elements from the original Arabian Nights than Disney did. It also displays the heroine's patriotic use of her magic on behalf of her father's kingdom and teamwork by the lovers to thwart the villains.

B
Brad Friedlander
Another Tale Retold in Great Ways

This series gets better as more of the books are read. Each book is a great stand alone story. But, they are all tied together. What's great is knowing the links doesn't detract from each story.Rhonda and Grieve are the Greta and Hansel of the title. They're lovers who pose as brother and sister for a part of the story.Character development is nicely done. The world view is very consistent with the other books in this series.This was an enjoyable read. Strong female lead protagonists and honorable men are perfect foils for the plot.