Zel
An MM Romance Fairytale Retelling
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An assassin in disguise is not meant to fall for their target... but Rapunzel's life has never gone as planned. Twenty winters ago, before the Great Famine, Zel's parents were caught stealing the fabled sorcerer's rapunzel, the magical lettuce that grows around the base of his tall tower in the wood. He released them under the condition that when their yet unborn babe reaches adulthood, she will stay with him for one month before becoming his bride. Then Zel was born a boy. Only Zel's parents know the truth, but while he was raised to pretend to be a girl, he will be no monster's bride. He wil...
An assassin in disguise is not meant to fall for their target... but Rapunzel's life has never gone as planned. Twenty winters ago, before the Great Famine, Zel's parents were caught stealing the fabled sorcerer's rapunzel, the magical lettuce that grows around the base of his tall tower in the wood. He released them under the condition that when their yet unborn babe reaches adulthood, she will stay with him for one month before becoming his bride. Then Zel was born a boy. Only Zel's parents know the truth, but while he was raised to pretend to be a girl, he will be no monster's bride. He will use his month in the tower to unravel the mystery of the sorcerer's immortality, so he might slay his would-be bridegroom and claim the tower and its treasures for the Thieves Guild. What Zel does not know is that the sorcerer, Ulrich, has his own deceptions planned, and their journey of secrets, seduction, and identity might lead to revelations neither expect. Each book set in the GriMM fairytale world can be read as a standalone and contains its own Happily Ever After story. Though you will definitely want to read each one, as the tales are connected to each other in multiple magical ways, this story features possessive mutual pining from enemies to lovers, secret motives, crossdressing that becomes gender identity discovery, and a guaranteed happy for now ending.
