Rotting Beauty

<p><strong><em>This true love's kiss will wake a horror...</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p>You know the story. Once upon a time a princess was cursed to sleep for a hundred years. When the curse was broken the princess woke and discovered that everyone in her kingdom had become rotting flesh-eating corpse-like monsters.</p><p><br></p><p>...Maybe you don't know this story.</p><p><br></p><p>Newly awakened Princess Briar is the only one in her castle unaffected by the mysterious rotting. She suspects her kingdom is suffering a curse likely cast by the same fairy who bewitched Briar herself. Accompanied by the two (yes <em>two</em>) princes who woke her Briar sets out to discover the truth and save her people.</p><p><br></p><p>But then she begins to experience frightening symptoms: inexplicable bruises memory loss and oh yes an uncontrollable urge to devour her friends. Suddenly Briar's quest to save her kingdom becomes a race to save herself before she joins the ranks of the undead.</p><p><br></p><p>And when information comes to light about what <em>really</em> caused this rotting curse a truth is revealed... one with the power to break Briar. Now she must make a terrible choice-and discover what really makes a monster.</p><p><br></p><p>For fans of Marissa Meyer and Erin A. Craig <em>Rotting Beauty</em> is a twisted fairy tale as ghastly and grisly (and just a little wacky) as it is enchanting.</p>