Bøger udgivet af Alicia J. Chumney

In theory, Crown Prince Henry of Charmante would make a decent king. He isn't well-liked, and the kingdom doesn't know how to think of him. He's made mistakes, but he's learned from them. All he needs is a chance to prove it, but the Enchanted Forest refuses to let Henry go on his Quests. It's not common knowledge and he's mostly keeping that information between himself and a few castle staff. Even the King and Queen don't know.When a beanstalk mysteriously starts growing in the middle of a vital river and throws the kingdom into a drought, he's finally allowed to leave. There's only one option; Henry has to climb the magic beanstalk.Princess Jaclynn of Oben is trapped. Disguised as a boy named 'Jack,' she is forced into hiding by a giant infestation and a spell preventing her from getting the one thing needed to take back her kingdom: a sword dubbed, "Giant Killer."When Henry arrives in Oben, Jack and her foster brothers feel hope for the first time in years. Will he be able to retrieve the sword? Will 'Jack' be able to save her kingdom? Or does a traitor have other plans?The Magic Beanstalk is a mix of Cinderella meets Jack and the Beanstalk

Two years after his sisters went on their Quests, Prince Charlie of Wonderland is finally old enough for his. The last place he expected to be sent was to the Kingdom of Frosch Erbsen and compete for Princess Penelope's hand (and throne). When Penelope is threatened, it becomes more than a competition against other princes and knights, it becomes a race to save Penelope's life before it's too late. Can Charlie and Penelope save Penelope or will the Kingdom of Frosch Erbsen fall into greedy hands? This story is a Princess and the Pea and The Frog Princess mash-up reimagined into something a bit more. It is fifth and the final book in the Enchanted Forest Series following the Wonderland family, but can be read alone. (Contains some spoilers for the rest of the series.)

"You want to fake date me so you will have a date to your sister's wedding?"After a series of failed relationships, fifth-year college Senior Aiden Hastings has sworn off dating. He's more than ready to finish college and try again after graduation. What he doesn't expect was to meet Emily Bates during one of his summer classes.When Aiden sits next to her during class, Emily recognizes him from several classes they shared, even though they sat on opposite sides of the room. What she didn't expect was to quickly form a close friendship with him. With her focus mostly being on her school work, Emily never took the time to form many friendships or date; that was something that could wait until after her graduation. However, Aiden's presence in her life is causing her to question her previous decisions.When one of Aiden's ex-girlfriends is asked to be a bridesmaid at his sister's wedding, Aiden asks Emily if she would 1.) be his date to the wedding and 2.) pretend to date him to 'make it look real.' As they grow closer, the lines between pretending grow hazy, and Aiden and Emily have to decide whether to risk their friendship or their hearts.The Issue with Dating Aiden is the fourth book in the Hastings Siblings Series, but it can be read alone. It is recommended, but not required, to read The Consequences of Being Aiden first.

Life isn't what Gabrielle "Gabby" Harrington thought when she finds herself transported into a new world while wearing a red hooded cloak of all things. There were no white rabbits, no falling through portals, and no looking glasses. Just a Huntsman named Ethan Jack who happens to be her classmate.Everything changes when he tells her that she is a Princess and the heir to the Wonderland Throne. But first they have to get through the Enchanted Forest. Ethan Jack never thought he would fall in love with anybody until the mission to retrieve Gabby arrived. Fighting his feelings means he might miss out on one of the best things to ever enter his life. Will he act upon them before it's too late to help save the Princess - does she really need his help? - and Wonderland from a power mad Duchess?

LizzyFocused on getting as many scholarships as possible, running and academics are the bulk of Elizabeth "Lizzy" Barnes' life. When Liam becomes her newest teammate and classmate, she begins to wonder if there is more to life than her pursuit of a debt-free college experience. LiamWhen William "Liam" Davis' parents are killed in a car accident, he's sent across the state to live with his overbearing Aunt Catherine Delgado.Starting over during his Senior year of high school was not something he ever expected to happen and he finds himself in uncertain territory as he struggles to adapt to the changes happening in his life. Meeting Elizabeth Barnes happened to be an added bonus. As they grow closer, Aunt Catherine gives Liam an ultimatum that disrupts their friendship: Liam and his sister can get the therapy they need if he stops being friends with 'that Barnes girl.' Can they overcome the obstacles in front of them or will graduation be the end of their time together? First Impressions is the first book set in a modernized and loose adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. This story follows Liam, Lizzy, and their friends and family through their Senior Year of high school. The complete trilogy follows Liam and Lizzy through high school and college, through the trials they experience during six years of their lives.

Divided, Lizzy and Liam are separated by going to two different colleges. An exciting start, making new friends and gaining new experiences, takes an unpleasant turn when their lives are disrupted by a pandemic that results in a lockdown that shuts down the state. LiamWhen Liam moves back across the state - and gains control of his sister Georgie's guardianship - he enrolls at Lizzy's college. But he's carrying a secret that could tear everything to pieces. LizzyLizzy once again finds herself focusing on her running, academics, and scholarships a little too much. It seems only her new friend Flint can keep her from hyper-focusing and making sure to get some well-needed distractions. FlintFlint has a secret; he's Liam's cousin and - once Liam moves to town - is sharing a house with Liam and Georgie. No matter what he does, he can't get his cousin and new best friend to meet. When things start to fall apart, he has no choice but reveal his secret. But Flint's secret about his connections has nothing on the secret Liam has been carrying. When it's revealed, will everything fall apart? Second Chances is the second book set in a modernized and loose adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. This story follows Liam, Lizzy, and Flint through four years of college and a pandemic. The complete trilogy follows Liam and Lizzy through high school and college, through the trials they experience during six years of their lives.

If Nadine's life was a fairy tale, she'd be in the middle of her own Cinderella story. Evil Step-Mother. Check. Lazy Step-Siblings. Check. All she needs is her Fairy Godmother and Prince Charming and she'd be set. What she doesn't know is she's really a Princess sent into the 'real world' to be fostered out for the sake of Wonderland's future. She has no clue that the fairy tale book under her bed is more than just a book given to her when she was eight by a strange boy in the woods. When Prince Charming ends up being the Big Bad Wolf, the Enchanted Forest magic compels her to return to a place she didn't even know was home. Now in a forgotten realm, she has to face a mysterious and alluring Beast. **New Edition includes the Bonus Epilogue and some editoral changes**Can Nadine break the curse or will she rebel against the Tradition that states she must fall in love with the Beast in order to restore him to his human form?

Lizzy After a summer break, Lizzy moves into her aunt and uncle's house while beginning graduate school. Uncertain how to react after Liam's secret was revealed, Lizzy starts avoiding him while focusing on her classes and new job in the Tutoring Center on campus. When Georgie enters the Tutoring Center needing help, all of Lizzy's intentions of avoiding Liam gets disrupted. Liam Moving back to his hometown comes with its own pitfalls and ghosts. Liam is faced with so many questions and options as he finishes up his last year of undergrad. Can they come back from what he did? Can Liam repair what he broke? Will Liam and Lizzy finally get their happily ever after or will somebody from their past come and disrupt the growing relationship between them? Third Time Lucky is the Third book set in a modernized and loose adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. This story follows the last year in Liam and Lizzy's story. The complete trilogy follows Liam and Lizzy through high school and college, through the trials they experience during six years of their lives.

Tired of waiting for her older sister to start her Quests, Princess Grace of Wonderland takes matters into her own hands and sets off into the Enchanted Forest. While she has plans to find her younger sister, Nadine (The Cursed Garden), the Enchanted Forest has plans of Its own that includes a tower, a prince, and a curse they can't figure out how to break. Can Grace and Trystan escape the Bewitched Tower, or does the Enchanted Forest have another plan? The Bewitched Tower is a Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel reimagining.

On Princess Ella of Charmante's twenty-first birthday, she willingly enters an Enchanted Forest portal; she is ready to return home after she studied abroad in a different realm. While she'll miss her new friends, she is eager to return to her old life.Instead of returning her to Charmante, the Enchanted Forest leads Ella to a forgotten kingdom beneath the earth. Within this kingdom's depths, she meets eleven ladies and the twelve cursed stag-men they are meant to dine and dance with every night until midnight.After being separated from his siblings, Prince Thomas of Roschen is guided by the Enchanted Forest to a cave. When he emerges, he finds himself in a kingdom cursed to be forgotten.Once the old friends are reunited, Ella and Thomas have to work together to break the spell trapping Ella and the others in Verloran. Will they succeed and free both the ladies and the stag-men, or will they fail and their existences be forgotten over time.The Forgotten Kingdom is a mix of Cinderella meets the Twelve Dancing Princesses.

Tired of being told to take some initiative, Princess Alice of Wonderland does exactly that: she runs away from Wonderland Castle and to the Enchanted Forest. Ill-prepared for her Quests, Alice is assigned a reluctant Huntsman with a secret of his own. The last thing Sebastian wants to do is escort a princess around the Enchanted Forest and make certain she doesn't get kidnapped. But maybe there are lessons they both need to learn beneath the trees of the Enchanted Forest. The Runaway Princess concludes the three book story arc featuring the Wonderland sisters: The Cursed Garden, The Bewitched Tower, and the Runaway Princess. The three stories share an ending and are best read together. **New Cover features a few extends scenes and editorial changes.

"Noah Grayson assumed you were me.""How does that even happen?" In a series of mixed-up events, Aileen Hastings never expected to be mistaken for her younger sister, Ashlynn. When Noah reads her the riot act for the way 'she' treated his younger brother, Aileen automatically puts her guard up against him. As much as the in-control Aileen wants to dislike the impulsive and semi-charming Noah, she finds herself interested in him even as she attempts to pull away. She's not certain how much more her already battered heart can take and it's safer to keep Noah at a distance. Noah finds himself intrigued by the prickly Aileen. The more time they spend together, the more he wants to know about her. Will she ever let down her wall and let Noah in, or will he give up and move on? The Trouble with Chasing Aileen is the second book in the Hastings Siblings Series. It can be read alone, but some characters from the first book - The Consequences of Being Aiden - make some appearances.

Just how much damage can rumors and gossip cause? Ask Ashlynn Hastings - reformed class flirt. All she wants to do is get through her Senior year of high school, figure out what her career plan is, and figure out what is going on between her and Max Stuart. Only the star football player has other plans. The Problem with Finding Ashlynn picks up Ashlynn's story where The Trouble with Chasing Aileen ends. This is the third story in the Hastings Siblings series.

When Ainsley's older brother asks for a nearly impossible favor, Ainsley refuses at first, but eventually she finds herself dressed up as and pretending to be her brother, Aiden, and tutoring his best friend, Brendan. The only problem is that she doesn't like Brendan and her best friend, Zoe does. If Zoe ever finds out that Ainsley is pretending to be Aiden then her best friend won't let her forget it. Brendan has a secret. He's aware that Aiden has convinced Ainsley to tutor him. He is aware that Zoe has been sabotaging Ainsley's relationships. However, what he feels for Ainsley is far from the surrogate older brother feelings that Aiden is pushing on him. And now is his chance to get Ainsley to see him as more than her brother's best friend.