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Brielle and Bear: Once Upon a Time (Brielle and Bear, Book 1)

By (author) Salomey Doku

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â€˜Dokuâ€™s fairytale-inspired story is a warm hug of a book. Unashamedly feel-good, with gorgeous artwork and a romantic love story that readers can lose themselves inâ€™ Bookseller Highlights of Autumn 2024 A wonderfully romantic love story perfect for teen readers â€“ the first in a full-colour graphic novel series Fairytale Rule No.1: All the best fairytales start with â€˜Once upon a time . . .â€™ First-year student Brielle, a daydreamy book lover, knows everything there is to know about fairytales. Returning to the city of Rosebridge four years after moving away, she attends Once Upon a Time University, with the intention of living her fairytale dream. And when she meets Bear, shy vice-captain of the Princes rugby team, at the bookshop where she works, Brielleâ€™s dream is off to a good start. Determined to forget the past, and with an unexpected new relationship blossoming, Brielle feels sheâ€™s finally living the dream. That is, until she discovers that sheâ€™s not the only one hiding something . . .

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