Welcome to the tour for newly released charmer, Until the Last Page by Chantal Gadoury!
Until the Last Page
Publication Date: October 1, 2024
Genre: Fantasy Romance
- Portal Fantasy
- Fairytale Retellings
- Witty Banter
- Enemies to Friends to Lovers
- For Fans of Princess Bride & Once Upon a Time
- One Bed (A pillow, and a bowl of soup)
Discover what happens when a young woman unexpectedly finds herself inside a book of fairytales where she is charged with breaking a frog prince’s curse and searching for a way home.
Every good fairytale begins with “Once Upon a Time,” or they’re supposed to at least. But for twenty-five year old Josephine Hart, her “Once Upon a Time” began with her literally crash landing inside a book of fairy tales and nearly crushing a frog—who is actually a prince. An annoying, snarky frog prince named Aneurin, seeking the kiss of true love to break his curse. He vows that if Jo agrees to help him find his princess, he will get her home.
With every turn of the page, their adventure leads them deeper into fairytales familiar to Jo. Through their journey, they discover that despite their initial clashing, they’re both exactly what each other needs. It is only when they encounter a devious man with a talent for spinning straw into gold that they realize just how quickly their plot can take an unexpected twist.
Rating & Review
5 out of 5
This was such a fun retelling, and has the fun and banter you’d expect from The Princess Bride and the ordinary turned extraordinary of Once Upon A Time. I think my favorite part is this isn’t just a romantic retelling – it’s also a journey of discovery and personal growth. Josephine’s journey was absolutely beautiful. She’s feeling a bit lost and broken when we first get to meet her, which is understandable given the circumstances. Aneurin wasn’t my favorite at first, but I warmed up to him as I got deeper into the story. They both had quite a bit of growth over the course of the story, and watching them grow while the slow burn romance was progressing was wonderful. The descriptions are so vivid, it feels like you’ve been pulled in right alongside Josephine, and it feels odd to return to the real world. A must-read for anyone who enjoys fairy tales.
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