I looked between the monster and the man, and I knew at once who was the beast. Isabelle Berger grew up hearing stories of a legendary beast who killed over a hundred people. When a new wolf is spotted near the forest, the men of her village are convinced that another monster is on the rise. Isabelle is less certain, until her father is killed in the hunt. Alone and hungry for revenge, Isabelle strikes out on her own to face the dreaded beast. But in this darker twist of a timeless fairytale, things might not be what they seem. Can Isabelle find beauty in the beast? If you like inspirational heroines, unique love stories, and some darker thrills and chills this paranormal/shifter romance is for you! One-click now to start the magic, romance, and heart-pounding adventure! CRY WOLF is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast, inspired by the Beast of Gévaudan and the French Revolution. An early version of this novel was published in the Kingdom of Mirrors and Roses Anthology (2019). What are HighTower Fairytales? HighTower Fairytales lean more toward the original sources (NOT Disney) with rich semi-historical settings. They have magic. They have scary monsters. And, most importantly, they have unique and complex characters who are trying hard to improve themselves. They also include plenty of humor and all the heroes marry their prince/princess charming and live happily ever after at the end! Basically, these stories meant to inspire, but have a very difficult and occasionally dark tower to climb. They are conservatively marked at 14+ and are appropriate for teens and young adults. Currently these stories include: Winter Falls: A Tale of the Snow Queen (2017) Cry Wolf: A Tale of Beauty and the Beast (2020) Depths: A Tale of the Little Mermaid (2020) Letters by Cinderlight: A Tale of Cinderella (2021) Robin's Hood: A Tale of Sherwood Forest (2021) And more on the way!!!

I was a monster and a man, something that could only be called a beast, and doomed to live my life alone. Howl grew up hearing stories of the humans outside his forest. They burned his castle when he was a child and his wolf mother says they would kill his whole pack if they could. Howl is less certain, until a group of deadly hunters surrounds his home. To defend his family, Howl goes out to face the unruly mob. But in this alternate twist of a timeless fairytale, things might not be what they seem. LONE WOLF is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast told from the perspective of “the beast.” This bonus short story will only be available for the boxset edition of the series and to my email list. The original story can be found in Cry Wolf (2020). What are HighTower Fairytales? HighTower Fairytales lean more toward the original sources (NOT Disney) with rich semi-historical settings. They have magic. They have scary monsters. And, most importantly, they have unique and complex characters who are trying hard to improve themselves. They also include plenty of humor and all the heroes marry their prince/princess charming and live happily ever after at the end! Basically, these stories meant to inspire, but have a very difficult and occasionally dark tower to climb. They are conservatively marked at 14+ and are appropriate for teens and young adults. Currently these stories include: Winter Falls: A Tale of the Snow Queen (2017) Cry Wolf: A Tale of Beauty and the Beast (2020) Depths: A Tale of the Little Mermaid (2020) Robin's Hood: A Tale of Sherwood Forest (2021) And more on the way!!!

I looked between the monster and the man and I didn’t care what anyone else thought. I knew which one I wanted. Isabelle Berger knows there is a beast in the woods with the power to kill over a hundred people. She wants to marry him, but inadvertently strips him of his powers in the process. Leaving them both open when a deadly new wolf starts his hunt. Will Isabelle find the strength to face the beast? If you like inspirational heroines, unique love stories, and some darker thrills and chills this paranormal/shifter romance is for you! One-click now to continue the magic, romance, and heart-pounding adventure! WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING is the direct sequel to Cry Wolf—a darker twist on Beauty and the Beast inspired from the legend of the Beast of Gévaudan and the French Revolution. What are HighTower Fairytales? HighTower Fairytales lean more toward the original sources (NOT Disney) with rich semi-historical settings. They have magic. They have scary monsters. And, most importantly, they have unique and complex characters who are trying hard to improve themselves. Basically, they are stories meant to inspire, but have a very difficult and occasionally dark tower to climb. They also include plenty of humor and all the heroes marry their prince/princess charming and live happily ever after at the end. Most are conservatively marked at 14+ and are appropriate for teens and young adults. Currently these stories include: Winter Falls: A Tale of the Snow Queen (2017) Cry Wolf: A Tale of Beauty and the Beast (2020) Depths: A Tale of the Little Mermaid (2020) Letters by Cinderlight: A Tale of Cinderella (2021) Robin's Hood: A Tale of Sherwood Forest (2021) And more on the way!!!

I looked between the monster and the girl and I wasn’t sure which one I was. Isabelle Berger is a beast with the power to kill over a hundred people. She uses her new power to defend her village from rogue wolves, but starts to lose her humanity in the process. When outside pressures of the war-torn country seep in, Isabelle must choose between defending herself as a wolf or being a woman with the man she loves. Will Isabelle find her true heart within the beast? If you like inspirational heroines, unique love stories, and some darker thrills and chills this paranormal/shifter romance is for you! One-click now to continue the magic, romance, and heart-pounding adventure. BETWEEN DOG AND WOLF is the direct sequel to Cry Wolf and Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing—a darker twist on Beauty and the Beast inspired by the Beast of Gévaudan and the French Revolution. What are HighTower Fairytales? HighTower Fairytales lean more toward the original sources (NOT Disney) with rich semi-historical settings. They have magic. They have scary monsters. And, most importantly, they have unique and complex characters who are trying hard to improve themselves. They also include plenty of humor and all the heroes marry their prince/princess charming and live happily ever after at the end! Basically, these stories meant to inspire, but have a very difficult and occasionally dark tower to climb. They are conservatively marked at 14+ and are appropriate for teens and young adults. Currently these stories include: Winter Falls: A Tale of the Snow Queen (2017) Cry Wolf: A Tale of Beauty and the Beast (2020) Depths: A Tale of the Little Mermaid (2020) Letters by Cinderlight: A Tale of Cinderella (2021) Robin's Hood: A Tale of Sherwood Forest (2021) And more on the way!!!

I looked at the monster and the child I had created and I saw what I had feared the most. Isabelle Berger has given birth to a litter of beasts with the power to kill over a hundred people. She knows she should be just as excited as her husband, but a dark secret lurks in her mind that could shatter their happy ending. Will Isabelle find her true home among the beasts? If you like inspirational heroines, unique love stories, and some darker thrills and chills this paranormal/shifter romance is for you! One-click now to continue the magic, romance, and heart-pounding adventure! WOLVES AT BAY is a short story set after the Cry Wolf series—a darker twist on Beauty and the Beast inspired from the legend of the Beast of Gévaudan and the French Revolution. What are HighTower Fairytales? HighTower Fairytales lean more toward the original sources (NOT Disney) with rich semi-historical settings. They have magic. They have scary monsters. And, most importantly, they have unique and complex characters who are trying hard to improve themselves. They also include plenty of humor and all the heroes marry their prince/princess charming and live happily ever after at the end! Basically, these stories meant to inspire, but have a very difficult and occasionally dark tower to climb. They are conservatively marked at 14+ and are appropriate for teens and young adults. Currently these stories include: Winter Falls: A Tale of the Snow Queen (2017) Cry Wolf: A Tale of Beauty and the Beast (2020) Depths: A Tale of the Little Mermaid (2020) Letters by Cinderlight: A Tale of Cinderella (2021) Robin's Hood: A Tale of Sherwood Forest (2021) And more on the way!!!