Blinding Beauty A Retelling of The Princess and the Glass Hill

Author's note: This book takes place in the Classical Kingdoms Collection world and is the second in the Becoming Beauty Trilogy, a continuation of Isa and Ever's story from Before Beauty. Many books in this series can be read as standalones, but this one is best read after Book #1. Beauty might have married the Beast, but vows never promised anyone a simple life, least of all, the king and queen of Destin. It has been only five months since their wedding, but Ever and Isa are already being torn apart. Duty to the kingdom keeps Ever occupied, while Isa struggles to master the Fortress's mysterious fire. So when the young couple is invited to an ally's betrothal ceremony, they go in hopes of enjoying the honeymoon they never had. Upon arrival, however, something is sorely amiss. A glass hill, an ancient enchanter, and the mysterious tribute paid to Isa's younger brother, Launce, quickly dash their hopes of rest, and it's not long before Ever and Isa must fight to protect the Fortress, their neighbors, and even the very love that binds them. Blinding Beauty, the second book in the Becoming Beauty Trilogy, is a retelling of Cinderlad and the Glass Hill. It is also the second book in the Classical Kingdoms Collection, a series of fairy tales retold to return readers to the long-lost world of magic and destiny. Rediscover today the fairy tales that taught you to wonder as a child. The Becoming Beauty Trilogy: (1) Before Beauty (2) Blinding Beauty (3) Beauty Beheld