Releases: 27th April 2022
Mirror Mirror on the Wall—because of you, a kingdom falls.
When Ember’s mother makes a deal with a fae, she betrays
her own people and puts a death mark on her daughter’s head.
Ember has nowhere to hide.
Her life falls on the kindness of dwarves.
But while she finds sanctuary with the underground folk,
her people suffer, and will eventually succumb to the painful
death that the price of magic demands—
where even the soil of the earth turns to ash.
Unless Ember can save them.
Armed with only the life lessons from her Dwarven family,
Ember must overthrow her own mother and discover
where true love and loyalty lies.
When Ember’s mother makes a deal with a fae, she betrays
her own people and puts a death mark on her daughter’s head.
Ember has nowhere to hide.
Her life falls on the kindness of dwarves.
But while she finds sanctuary with the underground folk,
her people suffer, and will eventually succumb to the painful
death that the price of magic demands—
where even the soil of the earth turns to ash.
Unless Ember can save them.
Armed with only the life lessons from her Dwarven family,
Ember must overthrow her own mother and discover
where true love and loyalty lies.
Review.
I'm a big fan of fairytale retellings, so when I saw that Mirror And Ashes was a new Snow White interpretation, I was quick to grab a copy to review.
This story is a unique concept for a Snow White tale; I enjoyed the different takes of the characters we all know and some newly introduced to this story.
I did find that this book dragged a bit in some parts, and I did find myself a bit bored.
But for the die-hard Snow White fans, they should really like this version.
I received a copy of this book for review from Book Sirens; all thoughts are my own.
