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Fairest Hunter

A Snow White and Robin Hood Retelling

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Fairest Hunter

By: M.K. Felix
Narrated by: Emma Faye, Adam Skousen
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Summary

A rebellious huntress. A cursed prince. A coup to change it all.

Rowena:

The king spreads darkness with his words, and when he asks me to kill his own son, it’s the final tipping point for me. Guess that solves the issue of how to overthrow the tyrant. We’ll put Prince Alvor on the throne. Except, the Alvor before me is not the same one I knew growing up. This Alvor, well he’s entirely too alluring. He keeps tearing my walls down, reminding me that I'm not the only one who needs to fight for this kingdom.

Alvor:

With one glance into Rowena’s eyes, something changed. She has magic, and the more I reconnect with her, the more I'm sure she’s the key to saving our kingdom. But time is not on our side. I need to claim the throne before my father drives our kingdom into the ground with his greed. The only problem? I’m not ready to let Rowena sacrifice herself for me or my people. Especially not after she broke my curse and rekindled the sparks in my heart.

Fairest Hunter is the first book in The Favored's Curse series. It is a no-spice fairytale retelling, with kisses only, and clean language.

©2025 M.K. Felix (P)2026 M.K. Felix
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