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CurseBreaker: An East O' The Sun and West O' The Moon Retelling
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CurseBreaker: An East O’ The Sun and West O’ The Moon Retelling

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A Scorned Queen, A Cursed Prince, A Girl begging for love and adventure…History Channel’s Vikings meets Norse Folklore and Mythology in this High Fantasy retelling of the Norwegian Fairy Tale, East O’ The Sun and West O’ The Moon.Eighteen-year-old Helga Hel Daalgaard has accepted that the only love and adventure in her future live within the pages of the books her father brings for her from his travels. She’s content helping around the home she shares with her parents and eight siblings; it may be a dull life but it’s all she’s ever known… until a polar bear arrives at their tiny cottage and offers up a strange proposal. After spurning his young stepmother’s advances, Prince Dyre is cursed to spend his days in the body of a polar bear. To break the curse he must find a woman to fall in love with him and stay with him for a year - but the woman of his choosing can never learn that he is truly a man or Dyre will be forced into a future even worse than spending his days as a polar bear. He thinks Hel could be the one to break the curse, but if Hel ever finds out what brought them together he may lose her forever.Nobody ever crossed Viveka, Queen of Aldavellir, and lived to tell about it. Dyre is the only man alive that has turned her down but she’ll have him whether he likes it or not. She’ll make it impossible for the girl he’s chosen to last long enough to break the curse. After all, queens don’t have to play fair.CurseBreaker is perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Erin Summerill!Shortlisted for the 2017 OZMA Award for Fantasy Fiction

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Taylor C. Fenner Publishing
Date
2 January 2018
Pages
232
ISBN
9780692920053

A Scorned Queen, A Cursed Prince, A Girl begging for love and adventure…History Channel’s Vikings meets Norse Folklore and Mythology in this High Fantasy retelling of the Norwegian Fairy Tale, East O’ The Sun and West O’ The Moon.Eighteen-year-old Helga Hel Daalgaard has accepted that the only love and adventure in her future live within the pages of the books her father brings for her from his travels. She’s content helping around the home she shares with her parents and eight siblings; it may be a dull life but it’s all she’s ever known… until a polar bear arrives at their tiny cottage and offers up a strange proposal. After spurning his young stepmother’s advances, Prince Dyre is cursed to spend his days in the body of a polar bear. To break the curse he must find a woman to fall in love with him and stay with him for a year - but the woman of his choosing can never learn that he is truly a man or Dyre will be forced into a future even worse than spending his days as a polar bear. He thinks Hel could be the one to break the curse, but if Hel ever finds out what brought them together he may lose her forever.Nobody ever crossed Viveka, Queen of Aldavellir, and lived to tell about it. Dyre is the only man alive that has turned her down but she’ll have him whether he likes it or not. She’ll make it impossible for the girl he’s chosen to last long enough to break the curse. After all, queens don’t have to play fair.CurseBreaker is perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Erin Summerill!Shortlisted for the 2017 OZMA Award for Fantasy Fiction

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Taylor C. Fenner Publishing
Date
2 January 2018
Pages
232
ISBN
9780692920053