Love is the perfect escape.
In a magical kingdom far away, there lived cursed princes, warrior women, and mighty magic. Hair Apparent is a sexy gender swapped retelling of Rapunzel where the heroes have become heroines, the heroines have become heroes, and nothing is as it seems.
The handsome oracle Rapunzel is trapped in an evil sorcerer's tower with no way out. Resigned to his fate, he’s decided to do only what his long, magical beard predicts. When a beautiful dwarf named Parker bursts into his world with a daring escape plan, Rapunzel must decide if he’s ready to leave the safety of his confinement for a world of uncertainty.
Parker craves adventure. Sent by her queen to rescue Rapunzel, Parker soon realizes escape from the magically-protected fortress may be impossible. When she discovers the oracle is not the tower's only prisoner, Parker must do whatever it takes to get everyone to safety. Will Rapunzel and Parker be able to come together to defeat their dangerous foe?
This sexy novella for adults includes high-risk hijinks, creatures who pun, and a love that even magic can’t predict.
This STANDALONE novella is part of the "Sexy Gender Swapped Fairy Tales" series which can be read in any order. There are no cliffhangers, and each story ends as it should: happily ever after.
Hair Apparent is the final tale in a six-book series. It is a short read (print length 74 pages) and very fun. It combines a historical setting with humor, magic, danger, and love in a page-turning adventure which draws readers to want to read the rest of the series. It does have explicit sex scenes, so please be aware of that before you agree to translate the book.
The yelps and clangs from the tower’s entrance were driving Rapunzel to madness. The clamor had been going on all morning and didn’t sound like it would be stopping any time soon. Just when he started to concentrate, another bang exploded from far below and he lost focus. With this incessant racket, how was he supposed to get a proper read on the future?
“Can’t they understand?” After a year of living alone in the top cell of an evil sorcerer’s tower, Rapunzel had given up worrying about talking to himself. “The future doesn’t just come to me, I need to think!” He leaned his head out of his tower window, shouting at the tiny, pink-haired figure below, “Shut up and go away!”
“Hey! You with the beard!” The voice was feminine, but lower than Rapunzel expected, with a husky edge even as she yelled.
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German
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Already translated.
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Benedetta Alciato
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Portuguese
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Unavailable for translation.
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Spanish
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Already translated.
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