num_pages: 144
description: A mysterious stranger an enchantress grandmother and an overprotective mother. Can Cerise trust any of them?Cerise DuBois might as well be invisible. Not even her scarlet cloak attracts male interest and her mother begins to despair of snaring a husband for a boring middle daughter with no magic ability. If not for her baking talents Cerise would be a hopeless burden on the family.Or so she believes until a dark man with eyes like gold appears in the family bakery to deliver an invitation from a grandmother she has never met . . . and real trouble begins. What if everything Cerise believes about herself and her family is false?Unlike other men the stranger gives Cerise his undivided attention yet he has a habit of vanishing when she needs him mostfor example when a huge black dog (surely it cant be a wolf) follows her through the city park.Worst of all he claims that if she follows the magical path to her enchantress grandmothers cottage her entire world will change. Should Cerise trust this fascinating foreign mage or will he eat her alive? The Baker and the Wolf is one of twelve short novels in A Villain's Ever After a collection of standalone stories featuring villainous twists on some of your favorite classic fairytales. Read the series in any order for magical adventures . . . and fall in love with villains as youve never seen them before. Who said villains cant have happily-ever-afters?
language: English
title: The Baker and the Wolf
publisher: Rooglewood Press