Enchanted Tales of Tír Series by Sarah Carlisle

They grew up battling imaginary ogres. Now their opponents are all too real . . . and they’re family.As children, Eleri and Sawel played together in the woods of the palace grounds—the best place to escape her strict parents and the heavy weight of being a nobleman’s daughter and a prince.When Eleri’s parents decide to send her to a dangerous foreign kingdom and into the power of a violent and ambitious king, Sawel is the first person she turns to for help... moreThey grew up battling imaginary ogres. Now their opponents are all too real . . . and they’re family.As children, Eleri and Sawel played together in the woods of the palace grounds—the best place to escape her strict parents and the heavy weight of being a nobleman’s daughter and a prince.When Eleri’s parents decide to send her to a dangerous foreign kingdom and into the power of a violent and ambitious king, Sawel is the first person she turns to for help. But while being a prince might bestow certain privileges, overriding a lady’s parents is not one of them.The only solution is to hide Eleri until she comes of age—and what better place to hide than in the palace? But even as their challenging circumstance leads them to see each other in a new light and friendship turns to love, danger looms. With Eleri’s parents on the hunt, how can she ever be safe to marry Sawel and find her happily ever after?Unmasked: A Cinderella Retelling is a sweet, clean fairytale novella of about 25,000 words. It is a prequel to the Enchanted Tales of Tir series and takes place before the events of the rest of the series.Reading order for the Enchanted Tales of Tir:Unmasked: A Cinderella Retelling (prequel)Tested: A Princess and the Pea Retelling (Enchanted Tales of Tír, #1)Nettled: A Wild Swans Retelling (Enchanted Tales of Tír, #2)A Gentle Hope: A Beauty and the Beast Retelling (Hope Ever After, #2) less

Her only chance at escape is to win the hand of the prince—but her loathsome suitor will do whatever it takes to see her fail.Aine harbors a fervent desire: to shield the land and its inhabitants from the negligence of her father. However, her aspirations are threatened when her parents scheme to barter her off to a neighboring lord. The Queen's invitation to compete in a contest to determine the prince's bride arrives just in time... moreHer only chance at escape is to win the hand of the prince—but her loathsome suitor will do whatever it takes to see her fail.Aine harbors a fervent desire: to shield the land and its inhabitants from the negligence of her father. However, her aspirations are threatened when her parents scheme to barter her off to a neighboring lord. The Queen's invitation to compete in a contest to determine the prince's bride arrives just in time.Prince Rian, ensnared by a curse demanding he win the affection of the "perfect princess" before his twenty-first birthday, grapples with dwindling prospects and fading optimism. With scant months remaining, his ambitions have dwindled to a single to enact even the slightest improvement on the world—or at least his country—before his death.As Aine faces the queen's tests, fate entwines her destiny with Rian's. Unfortunately, the determined Lord Cleirigh will stop at nothing to thwart her ascent.Tested is a sweet, clean retelling of The Princess and the Pea. While it can be read alone, the books of The Enchanted Tales of Tír are best enjoyed in order. The Enchanted Tales of Tír reading A Retelling of the Princess and the Pea (Book 1) A Retelling of The Wild Swans (Book 2)A Gentle A Beauty and the Beast Retelling (Book 2.5) - Part of the Hope Ever After series less

A mute princess. A distrustful prince. Eight spider-y brothers. One chance to save the kingdom from a scheming stepmotherPrincess Maeryn is the only girl stuck in the middle of seven brothers. Life's been full of pranks and the occasional sword fight at the table, but it isn't until her widowed father remarries and fathers an eighth son that the real trouble starts... moreA mute princess. A distrustful prince. Eight spider-y brothers. One chance to save the kingdom from a scheming stepmotherPrincess Maeryn is the only girl stuck in the middle of seven brothers. Life's been full of pranks and the occasional sword fight at the table, but it isn't until her widowed father remarries and fathers an eighth son that the real trouble starts. Now her brothers have been transformed into the most loathsome creatures imaginable, nobody else knows of the curse, and she can't speak a word about it. Literally.Eadmund is still reeling. His best friend has betrayed him, and his parents have sacrificed his beloved cousin's happiness for political gain, promising her to a cruel prince for reasons he can't understand. Facing his own suddenly arranged marriage leaves him wary as he arrives in Cwmyr to meet his bride. His suspicions seem confirmed when he discovers she is mute, only communicates by writing, and seems strangely affectionate towards the creepy giant spiders that seem to appear in every corner. Are his parents certain they want a mad princess as his bride?But the more Prince Eadmund comes to know Princess Maeryn, the more he begins to wonder. What if there's some point to her harvesting of nettles and that constant knitting?Nettled is a sweet, clean retelling of The Wild Swans. While it can be read alone, the books of The Enchanted Tales of Tír are best enjoyed in order.The Enchanted Tales of Tír reading A Princess and the Pea Retelling (Book 1) A Wild Swans Retelling (Book 2)A Gentle A Beauty and the Beast Retelling (Book 2.5) (Part of the Hope Ever After series) less