the Wolf in Mirror

In the fog-shrouded forests where Brothers Grimm tales still breathe, fairy tales don't end with happily ever after-they end in blood. Elara Thorne, a scarred huntswoman who once survived the wolf that devoured her family, is drawn into a nightmare when a young maiden is found lifeless in a glass coffin, her heart carved out like an offering to forgotten stories. The murder is no random act; it's staged with chilling precision, echoing the darkest corners of Grimm lore-dwarf footprints vanishing into mist, poisoned thorns, golden threads used as nooses. As more bodies appear, each one a twisted reenactment of classic tales, Elara hunts the killer through shifting paths and whispering woods. But the deeper she delves, the more the enchantment unravels her mind: mirrors show her committing the crimes, voices from her past urge her onward, and her own scar burns with every full moon. Is the murderer a vengeful prince, a shadowy witch, a beast from the trees-or is the true monster staring back from every reflection? In this realm where stories bleed into reality, trust is a poisoned apple, memory a fragile spindle, and the line between hunter and hunted blurs into madness. One truth remains: some tales were never meant to be retold. The Wolf in the Mirror is a gripping psychological thriller that reimagines the Brothers Grimm as a labyrinth of deception, inherited trauma, and unrelenting dread. Perfect for fans of dark fairy tale retellings and unreliable narrators who crave a happily never after

Pages: 317, Paperback, Independently published