MAIDEN TOMB

<p><strong>Would you marry a stranger to free your sisters from imprisonment?</strong></p><p>In this retelling of <em>The Twelve Dancing Princesses</em> sixteen-year-old Justice wants to release her sisters from the maw of Father's imprisonment. But what can she do? The easiest way would be to find suitors for them. </p><p>However that is not so easy for Justice's elder sisters are strange. What with All-Gifted's madness Protectress's hair writhing with snakes Death-Bringer's grief (not to mention her strange name) Shining's too-overt sexuality Maiden's tart tongue Shadow's crippling shyness no sensible man would want her sisters as wives. Which leaves Justice the seventh daughter the one who possesses a quiet authority. </p><p>Justice has already acquired an admirer in the shape of Lord Nobody who proclaims his undying love for her. But what does he really want? And doesn't he have a wife already?</p>