Unfinished Fairy Tales Books in Order
Part ofAya Ling Books in OrderRead Aya Ling’s Unfinished Fairy Tales books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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Unfinished Fairy Tales books in publication order
5 books
Princess of Athelia
by Aya Ling
2015
Living in the palace with Prince Edward, Kat discovers that royal life brings demanding lessons, engagement preparations, and hostile relatives. Knowing their time together may be limited, she begins questioning whether becoming a princess is worth the cost.
The Ugly Stepsister
by Aya Ling
2015
Transported into Cinderella's story as an unpopular stepsister, Kat must preserve the familiar plot to return home. A missing fairy godmother and a prince attracted to the wrong girl make following the script increasingly difficult.
Twice Upon A Time
by Aya Ling
2016
Seven years after leaving Athelia, Kat is pulled back through a reopened portal. Prince Edward wants her to remember their love and stay, but uncertain memories, royal obligations, and her modern life pull her in opposing directions.
Ever After
by Aya Ling
2017
Kat and Edward's love faces a new obstacle: his legal commitment to another woman. As winter hardship and class tensions push Athelia toward revolution, their private hopes become entangled with the kingdom's struggle for survival.
Queen of Athelia
by Aya Ling
2018
Now a mother, Kat insists on raising her son herself while fulfilling her duties as queen. With Edward seeking her attention and the court watching closely, she struggles to balance family, marriage, and the demands of power.
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