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    The Siblings Grimm: Siblings Grimm, #1
    The Toll Comes Due: Siblings Grimm, #2
    The Second Visitation: Siblings Grimm, #1
    Ebook series4 titles

    Siblings Grimm Series

    By Rei Rosenquist

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    About this series

    Marble lives within the shell, surrounded by life but no friends. The world outside looks so big, so green, so alive. Marble wants desperately to venture outside!

    A break occurs. The shell, no longer perfect.

    Marble takes a chance, gathers resources, and ventures outside.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRei Rosenquist
    Release dateJan 20, 2021
    The Siblings Grimm: Siblings Grimm, #1
    The Toll Comes Due: Siblings Grimm, #2
    The Second Visitation: Siblings Grimm, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      The Second Visitation: Siblings Grimm, #1
      The Second Visitation: Siblings Grimm, #1

      The Second Visitation: Siblings Grimm, #1

      Rei Rosenquist
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      Little Red wears her riding hood as she enters the old forest called the Brood. In her basket, she carries meat pies to eat with Grandmother. In her heart she holds Father's warning of the wolves. But, the pack doesn't bother her. Why? What secrets lie in the shadows of the Brood?

      Little Red wears her riding hood as she enters the old forest called the Brood. In her basket, she carries meat pies to eat with Grandmother. In her heart she holds Father's warning of the wolves. But, the pack doesn't bother her. Why? What secrets lie in the shadows of the Brood?

    • 1

      The Siblings Grimm: Siblings Grimm, #1
      The Siblings Grimm: Siblings Grimm, #1

      The Siblings Grimm: Siblings Grimm, #1

      Rei Rosenquist
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      From Shakespeare to Little Red Riding Hood. This collection doesn't just retell beloved stories, it queers them, reidentifies them, and casts them in a wonderous and compelling modern light. Dragons and portals to new worlds. Royalty with secrets to keep and wolves in the forest. Dark in the spirit of old fairy tales and light yet shockingly deep in the way of the Bard. Come discover the stories that the Brothers Grimm never dared tell.

      From Shakespeare to Little Red Riding Hood. This collection doesn't just retell beloved stories, it queers them, reidentifies them, and casts them in a wonderous and compelling modern light. Dragons and portals to new worlds. Royalty with secrets to keep and wolves in the forest. Dark in the spirit of old fairy tales and light yet shockingly deep in the way of the Bard. Come discover the stories that the Brothers Grimm never dared tell.

    • 2

      The Toll Comes Due: Siblings Grimm, #2
      The Toll Comes Due: Siblings Grimm, #2

      The Toll Comes Due: Siblings Grimm, #2

      Rei Rosenquist
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      Once upon a time, there was a kingdom called the City of Cities. A kindly King and Queen presided over it and saw to it that all was good and well in their kingdom. But try as they might, badness crept into their beloved city, poisoning it, alley by alley. The Queen wishes for two children who might save the City of Cities. The wish, granted. A trick, played. Can the City of Cities still be saved? Turn the pages of this epic retelling of an old favorite tale to find out!

      Once upon a time, there was a kingdom called the City of Cities. A kindly King and Queen presided over it and saw to it that all was good and well in their kingdom. But try as they might, badness crept into their beloved city, poisoning it, alley by alley. The Queen wishes for two children who might save the City of Cities. The wish, granted. A trick, played. Can the City of Cities still be saved? Turn the pages of this epic retelling of an old favorite tale to find out!

    • 3

      Through the Shell: Siblings Grimm, #3
      Through the Shell: Siblings Grimm, #3

      Through the Shell: Siblings Grimm, #3

      Rei Rosenquist
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      Marble lives within the shell, surrounded by life but no friends. The world outside looks so big, so green, so alive. Marble wants desperately to venture outside! A break occurs. The shell, no longer perfect. Marble takes a chance, gathers resources, and ventures outside.

      Marble lives within the shell, surrounded by life but no friends. The world outside looks so big, so green, so alive. Marble wants desperately to venture outside! A break occurs. The shell, no longer perfect. Marble takes a chance, gathers resources, and ventures outside.

    Author

    Rei Rosenquist

    Rei Rosenquist first remembers life as seen out the high window of a hotel balcony. Down below is a courtyard, swarms of brightly dressed tourists, the beach. The memory is nothing but a blue-green washed image. Warmth and sunlight. Here, they are three years old, and this is the beginning of a nomadic story-teller’s life. Over the years, they have traveled to many countries, engaged many peoples, picked up new habits, and learned new languages. But, some things never change. For them, these are stories, food service, and traveling. These three passions have bloomed from hobbies, studies, and jobs into a way of life. These days, Rei can be found in between Tokyo, Kailua, and Bellingham, Washington pouring beautiful latte art, baking off a batch of famous savory scones, and cozying up with a laptop to obsessively write mountains of dark speculative fiction. You can find Rei’s stories and blog at reirosenquist.com. You can also reach them via email at reirosenquist@gmail.com or connect via Facebook (Rei Rosenquist), Twitter (rylrosenquist) and Instagram (rylrosenquist).

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