Description
Noah Pigeon was taken by the faeries at midnight on a Thursday. Every night since the faeries got his tooth, Noah must become the servant of the Faerie Queen, doing whatever her bidding. By day, Noah has to pretend to be the average student as though nothing has changed. But everything has. Noah can see things he couldn't see before - gnomes and shucks and hobs - and he has to solve their faerie riddles to amuse them. To make matters worse, the Faerie Queen has put a curse on Noah. If he doesn't do exactly as she says, he will be turned into a hideous beast and taken down into the fairy barrow forever. There is only one thing that can break the Faerie Queen's Curse and free Noah forever - and that is to get his tooth back. But with a barrow filled with armed guards, a dragon guarding the faerie hoard and an all-seeing magic mirror guarding his tooth, that might be easier said than done. And that's without an exiled Faerie Prince trying to sabotage his every move. An LGBTQ+ story that delves into the darkest fairytales.
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