The gingerbread house has been Avalon’s prison ever since she sacrificed herself to save her sister. When she finds a young rogue asleep in her bed, her first thought is to send him away before he becomes a prisoner, too. But instead of leaving, he gives Avalon hope: if she wishes for her freedom, the fairy godmother will grant her wish—for a price.
But the fairy godmother’s price is high. She sets Avalon three seemingly impossible tasks, made all the more difficult when Avalon and the rogue are bound together by a magical, unbreakable chain.
Either both of them will escape … or neither of them will.
And their freedom isn’t the only thing at stake. If Avalon isn’t careful, she’ll have to face up to some truths that she’s been working very hard to ignore. About right. And wrong. And the blurred line between.

Book 2.5 in the Fairy Godmother Tales series. Best read in order.

"Mollification For a Giant"

by Amberley Martin