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Swan Song

Once Upon a Short Story #6

Swan Song

A Short Retelling of Swan Lake

A. G. Marshall

9 / 10
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July 3, 2019

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About the Book

Odette is running out of time...

Odette's curse will turn her into a swan permanently if Prince Siegfried doesn't propose to her by midnight. But when the clock begins to chime, he's dancing with someone else.

Can Odette convince him of her true identity and take her place by his side?

More important... Does she want to?

Swan Song is book six in the Once Upon a Short Story collection.

Discover a unique twist on your favorite fairy tales with these standalone adventures!

This short story of 1,800 words (about 5 pages) was originally given as a gift to my newsletter subscribers.

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Chelsea K9 / 10

“This was an enjoyable and quick Retelling of Swan Lake and I look forward to exploring more of the short fairy tale retellings in this series as well as some of this authors longer fairy tale retellings.”

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#1The Grandmother with Enormous Eyes #2A Gown of Spider Silk #3The Bruised Princess #4The Dwarf Ring #5The Curse of Gold #6Swan Song #7The Princess and the Lamp #8The Woman with the Spindle #9The Cat and His Servant
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A. G. Marshall

A. G. Marshall writes the kind of fantasy that remembers why fairy tales have endured for centuries. Her stories are filled with enchanted forests, hidden kingdoms, clever heroines, and unexpected twists on familiar legends, yet they never feel trapped by tradition. Instead, they explore what happens when beloved…

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