Twisted Tales Books in Order
Part ofLiz Braswell Books in OrderSee the Twisted Tales books linked to Jen Calonita in order, with quick what-if summaries, series background, and easy help on where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Publication Order
13 books
A Whole New World
by Liz Braswell
2015
When Jafar gets the Genie's lamp before Aladdin, Agrabah falls under his rule. Aladdin and Jasmine must turn from outcasts into rebels before the sorcerer-sultan's final wish seals the kingdom's fate.
As Old As Time
by Liz Braswell
2016
Belle touches the enchanted rose and sees memories of the mother she lost, and of the woman who cursed the Beast. To break the spell, Belle and the Beast must untangle a family mystery decades old.
Once Upon a Dream
by Liz Braswell
2016
Aurora should have awakened with true love's kiss, but the prince falls asleep too. Trapped inside a thorny dream world shaped by Maleficent's curse, she must find allies, escape, and save herself.
Part of Your World
by Liz Braswell
2018
Five years after Ursula won, Ariel is the voiceless queen of Atlantica while the sea witch rules Eric's kingdom on land. A clue that Triton may still live sends Ariel back toward danger, and toward Eric.
Reflection
by Elizabeth Lim
2018
When Shang is mortally wounded, Mulan enters the Underworld to bring his spirit back before sunrise. She must survive Diyu, face King Yama, and decide whether to reveal the truth about Ping before she loses Shang for good.
Conceal, Don't Feel
by Jen Calonita
2019
In this Frozen what-if, Elsa grows up alone and uneasy, haunted by the sense that someone is missing from her life. After her parents die, buried memories and dangerous magic send her across Arendelle to break a curse and find Anna.
Mirror, Mirror
by Jen Calonita
2019
Snow White has survived her stepmother's rule by staying quiet, until the Evil Queen poisons the prince instead. To save her kingdom, Snow must stop hiding and decide what kind of ruler she wants to be.
Straight On Till Morning
by Liz Braswell
2019
Wendy Darling gets her chance to reach Never Land, but she arrives with Captain Hook, not Peter Pan. When the island proves stranger and darker than her stories, Wendy and Hook must team up to save it.
So This is Love
by Elizabeth Lim
2020
Cinderella never tries on the glass slipper and starts over as a palace seamstress. But court politics, a plot against the king, and growing danger to her Fairy Godmother pull her back into the heart of the kingdom.
Unbirthday
by Liz Braswell
2020
At eighteen, Alice would rather roam Kexford with her camera than act respectable. When her photographs start showing faces from Wonderland, she is pulled back into a crumbling magical world and a race against the Queen of Hearts.
Go the Distance
by Jen Calonita
2021
After Hercules becomes a god, Meg is told she cannot stay with him unless she proves herself worthy of Olympus. Her quest sends her into the Underworld, back toward old wounds, and straight into Hades's path.
What Once Was Mine
by Liz Braswell
2021
In this Tangled twist, Rapunzel's mother drank from the wrong flower, leaving Rapunzel with dangerous moon-powered hair. Leaving her tower for the first time, she crosses the kingdom with Flynn Rider and begins uncovering the truth about her past.
Adventure Is Out There!
by Liz Braswell
2026
In this Up-inspired Twisted Tale, teenage Ellie dreams of Paradise Falls, not small-town life. A zoo internship, Charles Muntz, and an emergency rescue mission send her toward the adventure she always wanted, and a much harder choice.
Series background & context
The Disney Twisted Tales line starts with a simple question, what if one key part of a familiar story changed? From there, each book follows the ripple effect. A curse lands differently, a villain gets the upper hand, a heroine remembers something she was never meant to, or a character makes one choice that sends the whole story sideways.
That is the fun of it.
These books are not straight retellings. They work more like alternate-history fantasy set inside Disney worlds readers already know. Some lean romantic, some adventurous, and some closer to mystery, but they all stay focused on consequences. Once the usual path breaks, what happens to the people who thought they knew their roles?
Because the line covers many films and several authors, there is no single cast or ongoing plot to memorize. One book may stay with Snow White, another with Elsa, another with Meg, and another with characters from newer Disney or Pixar stories. That makes the series easy to browse by favorite movie, mood, or main character instead of strict publication order.
For Jen Calonita readers, the appeal is seeing how well this format fits her style. Her entries tend to move quickly, put familiar characters under real pressure, and make room for questions about identity, loyalty, and second chances. She is good at taking a world that already feels fixed and showing how fragile it really is.
If you like recognizable settings, higher stakes, and the feeling that happily ever after was only the easy version of the story, Twisted Tales is a fun shelf to explore. Read it as a collection of what-ifs rather than one long saga, and the whole idea clicks.
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