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    When Aurora Woke: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #2
    While Aurora Slept: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #1
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    Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold Series

    By Megan Easley-Walsh

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    About this series

    "Fairy tales don't really ever end. They keep going.
    And so does the story of when I woke up. "
    The sequel of While Aurora Slept


    Sleeping Beauty is finally awake... now the real adventures begin.
    But the dreams still have a powerful hold on her, strong enough to change her life and entire kingdoms.

    Philip is grappling with what it means to be a prince, and decides to travel into the Starving Lands. Joined by Midnight, and her advice on being a royal, Aurora, and Tilly the maid, they traverse farther away from the castle than any of them have ventured before.

    Will they be able to navigate Aurora's dreams, and break the curse on the Starving Lands? What happens when Tilly meets an exotic prince, who lives below the sea? And what will happen when Edora must discover a new job and Lenora, the woodsman's daughter, must meet new friends and new challenges? And, what about Simeon, the hawkman that Aurora met while asleep, does he exist in the world of the waking or is he just a beautiful dream that she will finally have to wake up from?
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Historical Fiction
    Release dateFeb 4, 2021
    When Aurora Woke: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #2
    While Aurora Slept: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      While Aurora Slept: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #1
      While Aurora Slept: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #1

      While Aurora Slept: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #1

      Megan Easley-Walsh
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      Aurora and her sister are inseparable, until dreams divide them. Literally.  A story of love, courage, and the bond of sisters. These princesses aren't waiting around to be rescued.    "On the night of my sixteenth birthday, I fell asleep. When morning came, I didn't wake up. It's been a month and I'm still sleeping, but this isn't the story that you think it is." —Aurora   "People think my name is Maleficent but that isn't true. And as for crimes, all that I am guilty of is loving my sister. My sister is the dawn, Aurora." — Midnight   On Aurora's 16th birthday, she makes a selfless wish to save her sister from a curse that began in their childhood and has put Midnight in danger. Now, Aurora's trapped. What happens in Aurora's dreams? What happens when Midnight finds herself falling for the prince that Aurora is supposed to marry? And, most important of all, how will Midnight ever get Aurora to wake up? 

      Aurora and her sister are inseparable, until dreams divide them. Literally.  A story of love, courage, and the bond of sisters. These princesses aren't waiting around to be rescued.    "On the night of my sixteenth birthday, I fell asleep. When morning came, I didn't wake up. It's been a month and I'm still sleeping, but this isn't the story that you think it is." —Aurora   "People think my name is Maleficent but that isn't true. And as for crimes, all that I am guilty of is loving my sister. My sister is the dawn, Aurora." — Midnight   On Aurora's 16th birthday, she makes a selfless wish to save her sister from a curse that began in their childhood and has put Midnight in danger. Now, Aurora's trapped. What happens in Aurora's dreams? What happens when Midnight finds herself falling for the prince that Aurora is supposed to marry? And, most important of all, how will Midnight ever get Aurora to wake up? 

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      When Aurora Woke: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #2
      When Aurora Woke: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #2

      When Aurora Woke: Aurora: Sleeping Beauty Retold, #2

      Megan Easley-Walsh
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      "Fairy tales don't really ever end. They keep going. And so does the story of when I woke up. " The sequel of While Aurora Slept Sleeping Beauty is finally awake... now the real adventures begin. But the dreams still have a powerful hold on her, strong enough to change her life and entire kingdoms. Philip is grappling with what it means to be a prince, and decides to travel into the Starving Lands. Joined by Midnight, and her advice on being a royal, Aurora, and Tilly the maid, they traverse farther away from the castle than any of them have ventured before. Will they be able to navigate Aurora's dreams, and break the curse on the Starving Lands? What happens when Tilly meets an exotic prince, who lives below the sea? And what will happen when Edora must discover a new job and Lenora, the woodsman's daughter, must meet new friends and new challenges? And, what about Simeon, the hawkman that Aurora met while asleep, does he exist in the world of the waking or is he just a beautiful dream that she will finally have to wake up from?  

      "Fairy tales don't really ever end. They keep going. And so does the story of when I woke up. " The sequel of While Aurora Slept Sleeping Beauty is finally awake... now the real adventures begin. But the dreams still have a powerful hold on her, strong enough to change her life and entire kingdoms. Philip is grappling with what it means to be a prince, and decides to travel into the Starving Lands. Joined by Midnight, and her advice on being a royal, Aurora, and Tilly the maid, they traverse farther away from the castle than any of them have ventured before. Will they be able to navigate Aurora's dreams, and break the curse on the Starving Lands? What happens when Tilly meets an exotic prince, who lives below the sea? And what will happen when Edora must discover a new job and Lenora, the woodsman's daughter, must meet new friends and new challenges? And, what about Simeon, the hawkman that Aurora met while asleep, does he exist in the world of the waking or is he just a beautiful dream that she will finally have to wake up from?  

    Author

    Megan Easley-Walsh

    Megan Easley-Walsh, PhD History, is an author of historical fiction, a researcher, and a writing consultant and editor at Extra Ink Edits. She is an award-winning writer and has taught college writing in the UNESCO literature city of Dublin, Ireland. She is a dual American and Irish citizen and lives in Ireland with her Irish husband. Megan is a Professional Member of the Irish Writers' Centre, a Full Member of the Irish Writers' Union, a member of the Historical Novel Society, a Full Member of ACES: The Society for Editing, a member of the Irish Association of Professional Historians, a member of the American Historical Association, a member of the Irish Association of Art Historians, and a member of The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Additionally, she was shortlisted for the 2021 Hammond House International Literary Prize in Poetry and the 2023 Hammond House Origins Poetry Contest.

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