Curse of Silence: A Retelling of The Goose Girl - SIGNED Paperback

An interconnected standalone companion novel retelling of The Goose Girl perfect for fans of Melanie Cellier, Deborah Grace White, and K.M. Shea. Filled with clever political intrigue, flawed characters, and friends-to-lovers romance with zero spice.

Beauty is only skin deep, but a face is pretty important when you’re a princess wearing the wrong one.

After a kitchen maid uses Princess Daphne’s magical handkerchief to swap their appearances, Daphne is stuck tending sheep in a foreign kingdom while the imposter flirts with the local prince. Daphne would love to put a stop to the maid’s plans – whatever those may be – but the curse won’t let her speak or write.

And it won’t break until she tells someone who she truly is.

Lord Raoul doesn’t understand why Daphne isn’t acting like herself, but he assumes his best friend is shutting him out because he finally let his flirting turn serious – parental marriage ultimatums have a way of making one do foolish things. When her faithful dog gleefully assaults a mute shepherdess outside the city, Raoul is appalled at the dog’s behavior. But Daphne has been ignoring them both, and the shepherdess seems to welcome their company. Besides, there’s something familiar about her…

If Raoul didn’t know he left Daphne at the castle, he’d think the shepherdess was his best friend. 

Length: 221 pages