“In his frosty blue eyes, she saw the reflection of compassion, understanding, and a sense of forgiveness. A gaze that she was not at all accustomed to seeing before on another soul.” — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“If my grandfather is responsible for her curse, then I shall be her savior.” — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“In his frosty blue eyes, she saw the reflection of compassion, understanding, and a sense of forgiveness. A gaze that she was not at… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“Maybe, his grandparents were not the saints that they were painted out to be by the public. Especially, if his grandfather could so easily… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“This man might have resembled the king greatly; but yet, in his eyes, she saw something new. In his frosty blue eyes, she saw… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“Death was always a double-edged sword. To him, the man standing before him might have been his enemy, but to someone else, this same… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“Cruel and harsh judgments cast by high society, this is where Kit and Esme stood firmly together, side by side. The heartless villainess and… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“For the first time in her life, Esme had fallen and someone was actually there to offer her a helping hand. But after years… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“If the grandfather was charged to curse her, then perhaps, the grandson was meant to bear the consequences of that action.” — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“Instead, their storybook marriage had a dark chapter. A villainess side character, who remained stuck in-between the pages of their beloved fairy tale, and… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“As a man branded by society as a cruel and heartless prince himself, Kit saw so much of himself in Esme. Even though he… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“This man might have been God sent; but this same God had also forsaken her in the past, too.” — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
“For someone to go from a crown princess-in-waiting to a witch, to a fortune teller, and finally, to an apothecary— that really was quite… — Kristina Stangl Copy Share Image
