Snow White & the Seven Angels by Rhys Ethan

Title: Snow White & the Seven Angels

Series: Queerky Tales

Author: Rhys Ethan

Genre: Fantasy, Fairy Tale, LGBT, Retelling, Kids’ Books

Length: Novella

The classic tales you know, the characters with secrets you don’t 

Synopsis

White has a secret. One he has shared with his family to no avail. When he meets the Prince of his dreams, he decides he can no longer live a lie, but in order to do so, he will have to face his worst nightmares.

Queerky Tales is a series of classic fairy tales retold with LGBT characters. Snow White & the Seven Angels is about fighting for your happy-ever-after, whatever shape it comes in.

For children and adults alike.

Buy Links

Amazon US: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VO8YBA2

Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00VO8YBA2

Amazon AU: http://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B00VO8YBA2

Amazon DE: http://www.amazon.de/dp/B00VO8YBA2

Paperback

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/White-Seven-Angels-Queerky-Tales/dp/1511480602/

CreateSpace: https://www.createspace.com/5400782

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About the Author

Rhys Christopher Ethan is by no means a scientist, but he is an architect of his own fantasy worlds; an illustrator of emotional and multi-dimensional characters; a doctor of creativity and inspiration and a chemist of genres; mixing two or more, to find the perfect fit for his creations. He lives in a small, dusty lab he calls Home in London and works hard to bring his experiments out into the world. His companions (for now) are his pet-Laptop and his coffee-Booster and a bunch of notes, digitized and paper-wise. He voices his obsessions on his website http://www.rcethan.com, rants on twitter @Rhys_Ethan, shares messages on facebook.com/rcethan1 and pins his muses on pinterest.com/rcethan. You can contact him at rhysethan@hotmail.co.uk, or if you’re telepathic, he will probably meet you in your dreams.




Review: 4/5

A fresh, wonderful rendition of the classic children story. Unexpectedly sweet, it took me back to my childhood, when happy endings were always possible and the good always won. My only regret is that I didn't have this when I was growing up.