A terrible curse goes erotically right.
In a magical kingdom far away, there lived cursed princes, warrior women, and mighty magic. Breaking the Curse is a sexy gender swapped Sleeping Beauty retelling where the heroes have become heroines, the heroines have become heroes, and nothing is as it seems.
Handsome Prince Nathan is doomed. Cursed at infancy to plunge into an eternal slumber on his twentieth birthday, he believes a short, isolated life is all he can ever hope for. With so little time left, he only wants to have fun with his best friend, a talking bird named Raven.
Raven is not what she seems. A mischievous temptress, Raven is the henchwomen of the same malevolent sorcerer who damned Nathan as an infant. Cursed to be a woman-by-night, bird-by-day, Raven still thinks she has everything she needs: a handsome semi-evil lover, a charming best friend, and an unending supply of pranks.
When one of her schemes puts Nathan’s life at risk, she’ll have to expose her true feelings for him to save the day. Will Raven change her wily ways? Or are they both out of time?
This naughty adult retelling of Sleeping Beauty involves light bondage, drunken sorcerers, and a love strong enough to defy even the strongest curse.
This STANDALONE novella is part of the "Sexy Gender Swapped Fairy Tale" series which can be read in any order. There are no cliffhangers, and each short ends as it should: happily ever after.
Breaking the Curse is the third of a six-book series, Sexy Gender Swapped Fairy Tales. It is very highly rated on Amazon, with a total average of 5 out of 5 stars. It is a short read (print length 78 pages) and very fun. It combines a historical setting with humor, magic, danger, and love in a page-turning adventure which draws readers to want to read the rest of the series. It does have explicit sex scenes, so please be aware of that before you agree to translate the book.
Well, this is awkward. Raven sighed.
Raven’s stiletto heels clicked on the marble floor of the palace’s grand ballroom as she followed her boss though the quickly-parting crowd. Mal—the kingdom’s resident evil sorcerer—had drunkenly barreled through several layers of palace security and finally bested the heavy ballroom double doors with a fireball. Cool night air rushed into the ballroom, making the celebratory banners hanging from the ceiling flap and crack.
Raven resisted the urge to take advantage of the fireball’s settling smoke to blend in with the assembled crowd. Her new dress of layered purple silks sweeping out from a flattering black corset could help her easily disappear among the nobility gathered to witness the baby prince’s christening. It was tempting to pretend she had no association whatsoever with the gin-soaked drama queen stumbling his way through the staring crowd.
“Well, well, well.” Mal swayed slightly as he made his way to the royal family.
Ah, crap, he’s going to pass out before he even gets to the good bit. Raven cringed. Trying to look menacing, Raven sashayed forward to stand behind Mal, her small top hat not quite reaching his shoulder. He leaned onto her and she struggled to hold him upright, trying not to gag as the stink of cheap alcohol seeped from his pores.
The king and queen sat regally on a raised circular platform in the center of the room. Great for the view, but terrible for security. Amateurs.
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Translated by Benedetta Alciato
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