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Mountain of Mirrors and Starlight: A Snow White Retelling (The Fae of the Forest)

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Mirror, Mirror, way down deep
What ancient secrets do you keep?

When Aislinn Ardenthorn, Princess of Faerie, volunteers to track down a mortal prince that’s been kidnapped by dwarves, the last thing she expects is for the prince to baulk at the offer of rescue.

Despite his infuriating attitude, Aislinn finds herself drawn to Prince Caerwyn, and when he decides the best way to keep himself safe from his ruthless stepfather is journey to the dwarven stronghold of Avalinth, Aislinn finds herself accompanying him.

But the Deep is far from safe, danger comes at every turn, and old allies are no match for new enemies.

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Please note, that while the main plot of this book is self-contained/standalone and features a host of new characters at the centre, it does contain some spoilers for the first book, Forest of Dreams and Whispers.

Contains scenes of violence and scenes of a sexual nature. Not suitable for under sixteens.

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 3.2 × 15.24 × 22.86 cm
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Format

Paperback
Language

Pages

504
Publisher

Year Published

2023-2-17
Imprint
For Ages

16 – 18 years
Publication City/Country

London, United Kingdom
ISBN 10

9798373658546
About The Author

Born in Redditch, England, to a solicitor and an ex-military man, one of Katherine "Kate" Macdonald's earliest memories was of watching her parents disappear behind the pages of a book and wanting to follow them. For her, books were little pocket dimensions that could be carried about, and the safest way to have a very real adventure.

Rather than rebel during her teenage years, she spent most of them locked up in her room, furiously writing down the hundreds of stories filling her head. Her little sister Kirsty served as her primary audience, and first fan. Without her, Macdonald would never have continued to write.

After completing a BA in English and Creative Writing at Lancaster University, she moved to Exeter to train as an English teacher, and then to Kent to start her career. It was only after surviving a year of parenthood and a full-time job on less than six hours a night that she finally gained the courage to publish her most recent work, "The Rose and the Thorn" a retelling of Beauty and the Beast inspired by a dream of a girl surrounded by snow in a field of flowers.

At her heart, Macdonald is storyteller, and it is her dream to inspire others in the way that she has been inspired.

She currently lives in Devon with her manic 2-year-old, in a cabin in the woods.
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