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Beauty is only skin deep, but a face becomes pretty important when you’re wearing the wrong one.
After a kitchen maid uses Princess Daphne’s magical handkerchief to swap their appearances, Daphne is stuck tending sheep while the imposter prances about a foreign court. She can’t break the curse until she tells someone who she truly is – an impossible feat when the magic prevents her from speaking or writing. And she has no idea what the maid is planning.
The one person who might be able to help doesn’t know she’s missing. Lord Raoul doesn’t understand why his best friend isn’t acting like herself, but he assumes she’s shutting him out because he let his flirting turn serious. It’s her treatment of her faithful dog Gryphon that doesn’t make sense.
Raoul shouldn’t let Gryphon spend so much time with the mute shepherdess they found, but he keeps returning to the meadow himself. There’s something familiar about her…
If it weren’t for her face, he’d almost believe he was spending time with his best friend.
A clean, witty retelling of The Goose Girl with a best-friends-to-lovers romance and just enough magic to keep you turning pages. Perfect for fans of Melanie Cellier, Deborah Grace White, and K.M. Shea.
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Beauty is only skin deep, but a face becomes pretty important when you’re wearing the wrong one.
After a kitchen maid uses Princess Daphne’s magical handkerchief to swap their appearances, Daphne is stuck tending sheep while the imposter prances about a foreign court. She can’t break the curse until she tells someone who she truly is – an impossible feat when the magic prevents her from speaking or writing. And she has no idea what the maid is planning.
The one person who might be able to help doesn’t know she’s missing. Lord Raoul doesn’t understand why his best friend isn’t acting like herself, but he assumes she’s shutting him out because he let his flirting turn serious. It’s her treatment of her faithful dog Gryphon that doesn’t make sense.
Raoul shouldn’t let Gryphon spend so much time with the mute shepherdess they found, but he keeps returning to the meadow himself. There’s something familiar about her…
If it weren’t for her face, he’d almost believe he was spending time with his best friend.
A clean, witty retelling of The Goose Girl with a best-friends-to-lovers romance and just enough magic to keep you turning pages. Perfect for fans of Melanie Cellier, Deborah Grace White, and K.M. Shea.
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