As Evangeline learns more about Jacks, she realizes that their bargain has higher stakes than three stolen kisses.Įvangeline has always known that every story has the potential for infinite endings. It’s always dangerous to attract the attention of a Fate. Evangeline knows she’s made a mistake almost as soon as the agreement is struck, but it will be weeks before she fully understands the ramifications of her reckless deal.

Easy enough until Jacks asks for three kisses in exchange for stopping the wedding. And, above all, never fall in love with a Fate. Do not make bargains with more than one Fate. But Evangeline knows exactly what she wants and she is certain Jacks won’t be able to twist her straightforward wish.īargaining with a Fate is simple: Always promise less than you can give, for Fates always take more. The real danger is that the Fates have never known the difference between evil and good, making their help as dangerous as their ire. Given her heartache, she’s certain that Jacks, the Prince of Hearts, will be sympathetic to her cause. There’s always a way to break a curse, but that doesn’t help when no one else believes that there is a curse.ĭesperate to stop the wedding and running out of time, Evangeline turns to the Fates. So, when the boy she loves proposes to her step-sister instead, Evangeline is certain that a curse can be the only explanation. Evangeline Fox was raised to believe in wishes and fairy tales and things that seem impossible.

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