Following in her parents' footsteps, Eira was to be crowned the next Queen of Arcelia. To help both her kingdom and her people. At least, that was the plan until evil fell across the land.

The King of Wylan, working alongside forces of dark magic, has cursed the lands that fall prey to his rule.

When the king presents her as a gift to his son, Eira has no choice but to fall into their hands. Seven men take her captive, but the rules of heroes and villains have changed.

Will Eira's heart betray her as she learns about this new cursed world? Are the villains really as bad as she was told?

You will find Snow White has never been told quite like this

***

We've been sucked into a book of fairytales, but something is different. This is darker… more sinister.

The land is cursed, and all of the villains are the rulers and are taking over everything, including the leading characters hearts. The villain never gets the hearts of the leads but this time they will, and they will burn the world to the ground to keep them.

With dreams of making the Olympics shattered at a young age, Elizabeth turns her attention to the sport her father loves. Hockey. After realizing that she will never be a professional figure skater, hockey becomes the only thing that keeps her from drowning in despair. Having fallen in love with the sport, arguably more obsessed than her father, she decides to turn her focus to her studies.

Elizabeth's mom always taught her to dream big and with her athletic career behind her, her new dream is to become an Athletic Therapist. So, she turns her sights on the National Hockey League, wanting to join the very sport that saved her life. The sport that allowed her to hold onto her love for the ice.

Graduating top of her class, she receives several job offers, but the only one she has eyes for is the NHL. Back in the town she left behind years ago, she finds herself in charge of ten men who play for the Washington Wraiths.

When two of the men she is in charge of attach themselves to her, her job gets much harder. Can she find it in herself to stay professional?