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All the creatures of the
forest and field and riverbank knew the infant was special. She was the
princess Briar-Rose, spirited away from the evil fairy Pernicia on her
name-day. But the curse was cast: some unknown time in the future, Rosie
would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and fall into
a poisoned sleep from which no one could rouse her.
Katriona is
the princess's kidnapper - and saviour. A young fairy, she is
apprenticed to, and lives with, her aunt in the small village of Foggy
Bottom. The two of them raise the princess as if she were their own in
order to protect her. No other human, not even Rosie herself, knows her
true identity.
But Pernicia is looking for her and Pernicia is
formidably powerful and tirelessly intent on revenge for a defeat four
hundred years old. Two village fairies and all the animals in the realm
may not be able to save Rosie...





