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The Little Bear & The Grizzly

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Kody Wilder has finally decided he’s done hiding his feelings for his best friend. He’s ready to tell Gwen Greenbriar she’s the only woman he’s ever wanted. But before he can get the words out, a spectacular misunderstanding sends everything sideways.

Gwen has been hopelessly in love with Kody since she was ten years old. So when she sees him laughing with another woman at the market, her heart cracks—and she does the only reasonable thing a girl in Fablehollow can do: she goes to Rumi, the town’s unofficial matchmaker.

Rumi promises her three dates. Three chances. One soulmate.

Date One was too bland. Date Two was too much. Will Date Three be just right?

Welcome to Fablehollow: where retellings are romcom‑bright, emotionally charged, and full of modern magic—the kind that happens when two people finally fall headfirst into love.

A fun, fast, feel‑good adaptation of Goldilocks and the Three Bears for readers who love their fairytales modern, messy, and full of heart.

All books in the Fablehollow Adaptations are interconnected standalones.

Friends to Lovers

Childhood Best Friends

Sunshine x Jealous Gentle Giant

He Falls First (but thinks he hides it)

She’s Done Waiting

Three Dates to Find “Just Right”

Matchmaker Shenanigans (Rumi‑style)

Miscommunication at the Worst Possible Moment

Protective Hero Energy

Small Town Cozy‑Fantasy Vibes

Fairytale Retelling (Goldilocks & The Three Bears)

Symbolic Object (the carved wooden bear)

Only One Person Gets His Soft Side

“Just Right” Love Arc

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Ember Sage

Ember Sage writes the kind of stories that start with a “what if” and end with a cinnamon roll and thirty-minute goodbyes. A lifelong reader and behind-the-scenes book world enthusiast, she never planned to write a novel, until one too many “can you imagine if…” conversations spiraled into a full-blown fictional…

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