Heather Ann Montford

Ysoria de Montfort lived a storybook life as a noblewoman married to the most powerful man in the country. But when she receives a letter from her husband, her entire world is thrown into chaos. She has a decision to make; does she let her storybook life crumble into a horror story? Or does she rewrite the story of her life, and find in it everything she has ever wanted?In THE RIBBON, Ysoria, with the help of an imaginary faerie friend named Emagen, must reevaluate her life to learn how she had lost the magic of her faerie tale life.In THE STORYTELLER, Sorie spreads magic to all those around her, making the world around her bright. But darkness falls when a character from her past reappears.Sorie's story ends in A FAERIE TALE, where hope and holiday magic see Sorie through the coldest days of the year. But will it be enough to get Sorie home?If you were given the chance to write the story of your life, where would you have it take you?

"I have seen you carve wood into fairy wings and make them fly. I have seen you carve pointed ears onto elves no larger than dolls and strands of ivy no bigger than my hand. I do not think apples will get the better of you." Sorie had lost everything. She had lost her home. She had lost her friends. She had lost any sense of love, for her husband had banished her from his life. All the happiness, the magic in her life, had been stolen from her. Three years later, Sorie has found a new home in the peaceful village of Amberwich. She has found love in Rhys, the village woodcarver. She has found purpose as the village storyteller, and has regained the magic in her life through the story she tells. It was a fairytale life. Until a figure from Sorie's past rides into her life, and threatens to turn her fairytale life into a nightmare.