Alexandria cursed a heartless prince to be a beast until he learned to love another. Can love free her from her own curse? Enchantress Lady Alexandria Floraison disapproves of her sister’s attachment to a shy, plain young man. Piqued by the handsome Prince Giles’s attempts to promote the match, Alexandria orders a magic mirror to lie about the young man’s faithfulness to her sister. But one must never tamper with a magic mirror. Alexandria is cursed to be a hag and is banished from her life of luxury and her father’s dukedom. The second part of her punishment is to cast a spell on a cruel prince to teach him love and kindness, lessons she is learning in her own punishment. The spell leaves her powerless and vulnerable to those who would steal her wand, which she must have if she ever hopes to return home. When the spell on the prince breaks, the enchantment will return to the wand, and she hopes to be able to use that power to return home. Yet, is the key to the end of her punishment the power of enchantment? Or is it something more? Perhaps something to do with the mysterious woodsman who’s been looking after her since she enchanted the prince? The Beast’s Enchantress is the tale of the enchantress from Beauty and the Beast.