Roses and Thorns: Beauty and the Beast Retold – Chris Anne Wolfe Free Audiobook

Written by Chris Anne Wolfe
Read by Amber Rainey
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 53 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release Date:17/11/2015
Publisher: Angels of Anarchy
Number of Files 1
FileType M4B Chapterized
Bitrate 64kb
Sample Rate 22,050kHz
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Publisher’s Summary

Before her death in July 1997, beloved lesbian-feminist author Chris Anne Wolfe published two of her four classic Amazon adventure novels – Shadows of Aggar and Fires of Aggar. These two volumes are only the first half of the Aggar cycle. Chris Anne also published two stand-alone novels, the time-bending romance, Annabel and I, and the retelling of Beauty and the Beast, Roses and Thorns.
The manuscripts of Chris Anne’s remaining novels, short stories, poetry, and songs were willed to publisher and friend, Jennifer DiMarco. These hand-written volumes include both remaining Aggar books – Sands of Aggar and Oceans of Aggar – and more than a dozen retold fairy tales and original fantasy and contemporary novels. In 2012, with Rebecca Fitzgerald and Skye Montague, DiMarco launched Amazons Unite, a publishing house dedicated exclusively to Chris Anne’s work.
About Roses & Thorns:
A greedy father. A beautiful daughter. A faceless noble. With a word, Aloysius bargains away Angelique’s future for a hefty bride-price, and no one, not even Angelique’s beloved mother, can save her.

What the Critics Say

“No author could have retold Beauty and the Beast as beautifully as Chris Anne Wolfe. She entices you throughout the story, making your heart pound with each second. At the end, you believe magic is afoot and love is as near to you as your dreams.” (Heather Cassell, Bay Area Reporter)
“Wolfe tells the story with a great deal of magic. Amidst fog and darkness and springing white steeds is just about everything a fantasy fan could want: shifting realities of time and space, protective spells, eternal curses, and more.” (Lee Lynch, LN)