Can one find hope when the king wants you dead? Princess Bretta and Prince Dario's fathers might hate each other, but that hasn’t stopped their love from blossoming over their years of acquaintance. But when Prince Dario's father gets wind of their romance, he invokes the tradition of the Princess Tests to choose his son's bride. All looks lost until Princess Bretta's godmother shows up with a plan to keep her in the competition. Armed with only a pea as her clue, Bretta must face the most difficult test of all—one that might just turn deadly. A Renewed Hope, a retelling of The Princess and the Pea, is a stand-alone short story, complete with such tropes as "forbidden romance," "no spice friends to lovers," and "royal romance." It is part of the Hope Ever After series, a collection of twenty hopeful and uplifting fairy-tale retellings. Each book is written by a different author and can be enjoyed in any order. The proceeds from this series are donated to the O.U.R. (Operation Underground Railroad) to rescue children from exploitation and trafficking.
Authors
Robyn Sarty is an avid fan of all things Disney, and she loves stories with happy endings, where good triumphs over evil. She tries to incorporate these elements into all of her writing, stories that feature women who refuse to back down from a challenge. She lives in rural Nova Scotia with her very own Prince Charming, where she is easily distracted by sparkly things and glitter. When she’s not reading or writing, she can be found baking cakes, rearranging her library, or playing with her Bernese Mountain Dogs, Toblerone and Otto.
