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    Prison Made of Mirrors

    By Jennifer Loring

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    Prison Made of Mirrors is a gripping and grim dark fantasy fairy tale, retold through the myths and legends of the Ancient Celts and Vikings.

    Aithne is a Celtic warrior woman kidnapped from her homeland during a Viking invasion and forced to marry her captor. Shortly before the raid that claims his life, she becomes pregnant with a child whom she believes cursed. Spurred by the dark sorcery she learns from relics her late husband’s mother left behind—including a magic mirror—Aithne descends into a madness that threatens not only her child’s life but also the lives of everyone around her.

    In this fairy tale retelling, Breanna is exiled by her mother and taken in by a clan of dwarves who treat her like their own. They soon learn that no one is immune to Aithne’s lunacy—not even the prince to whom Brenna was once betrothed. Brenna must face and conquer death itself if she is to save the land that rightfully belongs to her, and to break her mother’s terrible spell on the man she loves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVagabondage Press LLC
    Release dateMar 7, 2017
    ISBN9781370955947
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