Geanna Culbertson se zaměřuje na mytologii a archetyp hrdiny-princezny, zkoumá sílu proměny, sebehodnocení a morální dilemata. Její práce, často vyprávěná z ženského pohledu, se hluboce zabývá podstatou síly a objevuje témata důvěry, soucitu a vlastního osudu. Culbertson se ve své tvorbě věnuje zkoumání těchto složitých konceptů, přičemž zdůrazňuje jedinečný pohled svých hrdinů.
In this epic conclusion, Crisanta Knight and her allies prepare for a climactic battle against their enemies, leveraging newfound magic and powerful allies across realms. As Crisa returns from Earth transformed, she must navigate her evolving identity as a hero and leader while confronting chaos and intertwining story arcs. This finale promises a blend of adventure, soulful storytelling, and inspiring characters, all striving for a happily ever after in a richly built fantastical world.
As a young girl I fantasized about my happily ever after. Little did I know that the "after" to define my story would be the afterlife... A teenage Guardian Angel's work is never done. My name is Grace Cardiff. I was seventeen when my mother and I got into a fatal car crash. Don't waste your time grieving for me; I've already done that and I am trying my best to move forward because Heaven gave me a big to-do list. Once I made it past the Pearly Gates and got the basic questions out of the way (What's the deal with Stonehenge? Is my dead dog here?) I found out I'm a part of a minuscule percentage of humans with a soul qualified to serve as a Guardian Angel. That means I'm supposed to assume a new identity on Earth so I can protect people who are meant to positively, significantly impact humankind. It's a lot to process, I know. Regardless, my job now is to use magical angel powers and natural spunk to protect my teenage boy assignment from the dangers of life and demons who spend their time trying to foil angels when they're not taking laps in lakes of fire. It's funny---I thought Heaven would be all about rainbows, cake, and puppies. I didn't think it would involve a massive identity crisis and going back to high school
The narrative centers on the quest of four friends—SJ, Daniel, Jason, and Blue—who must rescue their classmate Crisanta Knight from captivity after their return from Dreamland. As they navigate various magical realms inspired by classic fairytales like Mulan and Alice in Wonderland, they confront personal challenges and the complexities of their friendships. The urgency of their mission is heightened by a looming deadline; failure to save Crisanta by midnight could lead to dire consequences for them all.
A mystical agency exists that is responsible for creating Christmas Carol scenarios with preselected targets every December. Employees of the agency work in either the Past, Present, or Future department and each year they are assigned a person on Earth in need of being "Scrooged," as it were, so that person can reform and embrace the potential for goodness, love, and humanity they have in their hearts. Frost Mason has worked in the Present department for almost a century and this Christmas is her 100th soul to save. The problem--Frost's belief in the miracle of Christmas and what her agency does has started to fade because while many people commit to reforming after the "life-changing" experience of being Scrooged, human beings rarely change permanently and Frost has watched countless former Scrooges backtrack and return to their old ways once time has passed. Frost must find a way to deal with her disenchantment over humanity's potential to change while also working with her team to save the soul of this year's Christmas Assignment: a young, up-and-coming political star running for governor.
Returning to protagonist school had confronted me with a mixed bag of change. Some things were good. I was a star athlete on my Twenty-Three Skidd team, my friends and I were closer than ever, I'd made amends with my traditionalist headmistress, and the surprisingly kind grandson of King Midas was doing his best to win my affection. Other changes, however, were not so sweet. The greater realm now knew about my Pure Magic, and an upcoming trial by the realm higher-ups and Fairy Godmothers would decide my fate. My former princess archenemy was under a sleeping curse, which meant we couldn't access the vital memories of a dead Fairy Godmother stored in her brain. The commons rebellion in our realm was only growing in strength.
And here I thought saving one realm was enough to fill up my to-do list. Following the revelation that the antagonists were after the location of all of Book's genies, my friends and I knew our Wonderland road trip was far from over. With the magic fluctuation event known as the Vicennalia Aurora days away, antagonists and magic hunters hot on our tail, and my treacherous brother Alex and I in competition to claim Excalibur, matters were becoming larger-than-life very quickly. I was one of those matters. My Pure Magic powers of life were growing incomparably strong. As I discovered the extent of my abilities, I was being tempted by the corruption that came with them. But how could I stop? Camelot's terrain was unlike anything we'd ever encountered. From evil kings to bloodlusting Bluebeards to the Questor Beast, I needed my magic now more than ever. This world and so many others depended on me. And yet, as my friends and I ran against the clock, our enemies, and the prophecies of the future that pursued us like hungry shadows, I'd come to learn one thing with absolute certainty. One thing that I would keep learning again and again. In a world where my beliefs about goodness and morality were being tested, and my soul was at stake, it was not my abilities of life that were my most valuable strength; it was my friends. They were my greatest source of magic.
Join Cinderella's daughter, along with the siblings and kids of all your favorite fairytale characters, in the magical world of Book where citizens train to be the next generation of main characters in stories. In book six, join our heroes on a whirlwind adventure across Camelot, Neverland, Oz, and more as they try to save multiple realms and prevent antagonists from destroying all that's good.
"On our quest to find the missing Fairy Godmother Paige Tomkins, my friends and I would be transported to an array of magical lands. From the horrors of Sleepy Hollow and shores of Neverland, to the Wizard of Oz's front door--we were in for one dangerous, bizarre foe and setting after another. And yet, they would be no stranger than my own world. Because thanks to a brewing common character rebellion in Book, relentless magic hunters, and the people I trusted most turning against me, the world I once knew was a thing of fairytales past"--Page 4 of cover
The protagonist at Lady Agnue's School for Princesses defies typical princess norms with her bold and headstrong personality. She grapples with unsettling nightmares, a persistent prince, and a rival Fairy Godmother. Set in an enchanted realm filled with unexpected challenges, the story promises a whimsical adventure where fairytale conventions are turned upside down, leading to unpredictable and thrilling experiences.
The book is part of a series, with its numbering inferred from the title page. It likely continues the overarching narrative or themes established in prior installments, contributing to the development of characters and plotlines that fans have come to expect. Each entry in the series builds on the previous ones, enriching the reader's experience and deepening the connection to the story.
