Skipping Midnight, Laura Kenyon
Skipping Midnight, Laura Kenyon
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Skipping Midnight

Author: Laura Kenyon

Narrator: Sarah Mollo-Christensen

Unabridged: 12 hr 21 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 05/15/2018


Synopsis

For the women of Marestam, "happily ever after" has always come with a grain of salt. Be it infidelity or aging, deferred dreams or lost love or the pressures of raising a family, they have always seen each other through life's trials with laughter, wine, and a brand-new take on old-fashioned chivalry. But when rage and treachery take over, everything they hold dear comes under attack.

Suddenly, the monarchies are crumbling, Cinderella is missing, Belle is harboring the secret of all secrets, Rapunzel is facing the one dilemma she spent her whole life trying to avoid, and Dawn could lose everything she's finally learned to love. In order to save everyone and unmask the wolf in their midst, this iconic group of friends must follow a dogmatic fairy no one trusts, invoke a magic no one understands, and face a past they thought they had buried long ago.

Rapunzel, Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and the rest of Marestam's favorite females return in this third and final novel in Laura Kenyon's Desperately Ever After series, which takes a whimsical look at our most beloved fairy tale princesses several years after true love's kiss . . . and asks listeners to rethink everything they believe about happy endings.

About Laura Kenyon

Laura Kenyon is an award-winning journalist and the author of three novels, Desperately Ever After, Damsels in Distress, and Skipping Midnight. Her stories and articles have appeared in numerous newspapers, magazines, and online publications.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Melody

Love love love this series. It's nice to finally see the stories of these characters not end with "and they lived happily ever after." I'm happy with the ending we get, but still hoping for another installment.......more

Goodreads review by Jo

Mixed feelings on this. I loved the first two books in his series but the last instalment fell short. The first half of the book felt disjointed and I couldn't get into it. The pace picked back up only for a messy climax before the ultimate happily ever after (it is a fairy tale after all). I'd stil......more