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Tested by Sarah Carlisle
The House of Haddaway: A Fairytale Retelling by Parker J. Cole
Trials and Command by Erin Halbmaier
Glass Across the Sea by Sara Ella
★ reviewed
Proclaimer by Megan Schaulis
Arrows and Gems by Erin Halbmaier
★ reviewed
A Star so Bound and Broken by Yakira Goldsberry
A Noble Purpose by Laurie Lucking
Curse of Silence by Erin Halbmaier
★ reviewed
Once Upon an Apple by Gabrielle Landi
Songs and Spun Gold by Erin Halbmaier
Protector by Megan Schaulis
The Pilgrim's Progress Reloaded, David Umstattd
Slippers and Thorns by Erin Halbmaier
The Midnight Prince by Angie Grigaliunas
★ reviewed
A Bond of Briars by Erin Phillips
★ reviewed
Steal the Morrow by Jenelle Leanne Schmidt
★ reviewed
Crack the Stone by Emily Golus
★ reviewed
Break the Beast by Allison Tebo
★ reviewed
The Itsy Bitsy Liar by Abigail Manning

In ‘Hood’, An Original Retelling Of Robin Hood

There have been many stories of Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest, with his Merry Men and his noble thievery. But I would venture that there has been only one story of Robin Hood in Wales, with his flock and his raven hood.
Shannon McDermott, Nov 2015

A Well-Researched Imaginative Retelling Of The Biblical Noah

Dawn Apocalyse Rising faithfully recreates Noah’s world with dinosaurs and ancient technology. Very well researched. A fun read!
Tony Breeden, Feb 2013

‘Prophecy Of The Heir’ Is A Daringly Imaginative Retelling Of The Bible

Prophecy of the Heir covers the Creation of our universe to the birth of Christ, seen through the eyes of angels.
Tony Breeden, Feb 2013

Retelling Biblical Stories For A Modern Audience, Part 2

The ancient Jews loved to retell their Bible stories with embellishments. And they did so, not with a disdain for “the facts of history,” but rather with deep respect for the original message as they understood it.
Brian Godawa, Nov 2011

Retelling Biblical Stories For A Modern Audience, Part 1

The Bible doesn’t fear pagan imagination. Rather, it subverts and redeems it, using its motifs and baptizing them with altered subversive definitions that support Yahweh the true God against the false god Baal and other pagan deities in the ancient Near East.
Brian Godawa, Nov 2011
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Lorehaven epilogue sponsors

To save their kingdom of doppelgängers, both orphaned Waruu and King Daccias must face their greatest enemy—each other. 

Sons of Day and Night by Mariposa Aristeo
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Sons of Day and Night by Mariposa Aristeo