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The Girl in the Glass Box | Andi Adams

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A witch. An apple. A mirror. That's all most people think of when they recall the story of Snow White. But the truth is rarely so simple . What if the Queen wasn't born evil and the princess wasn't always so pure of heart? Is it possible that these two women could have ended up in one another's place?The Girl in the Glass Box tells the story of Agrippine and Genevieve, two women who are not all that different, but who quickly learn that through a series of choices, encounters, and devastating losses that the course of their fates can change in an instant. Through the influences of the people they love and lose, both are redefined as their stories head for a different sort of happily-ever-after.

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The Girl in the Glass Box by Andi Adams is a fun read beginning to end. Having the story told from Genevieve/Snow White's and Agrippine/her Stepmother's alternating points of view is brilliant. I found Agrippine to be deliciously evil, although I would not want to eat anything she makes. Here's a tease... STEW. Now you have to read it to find out what I mean. Full review on Goodreads.

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