Anne Anderson Books
Six murdered women. Six fairy tales. One Vatican secret that will shatter the foundation of history. When Professor Anne Anderson is called to examine strange markings on a murder victim, she recognizes something impossible —a coded message in a forgotten fairy tale dialect that hasn't been seen since the 16th century. But what haunts her most is the signature: the same symbols found in her mother's journal the day she disappeared. The Vatican dispatches its elite agents. The Royal Family sends their guards. But Anne is already on Europe's ancient Fairy Tale Road, following a trail of breadcrumbs left by a secret society of women who have been protecting these stories—and their deadly truths—for centuries. What began as folklore has become fatal . Each clue reveals another forgotten tale, another powerful truth erased from history. The stories aren't just stories—they're a map to the most dangerous manuscript ever written. And Anne is running out of pages to turn.
Read this ONLY after you've read THE FAIRYTALE CODE Also, you can get it for free here: fairytalecode.com/shorts/ After the events of The Fairytale Code, The Advocate drives to France to meet up with a corporation that holds a secret greater than The Vatican and The Royal Family combined. In order to keep this story from surfacing, The Advocate makes a deal, one that exposes his employer's real identity, why he was looking for The Singing Bone, and what he is really after... The Advocate is one of many SHORT STORIES ( around 30 pages each ) that follow the events of the main book, The Fairytale Code. The stories deepen the mythology and characters and do have some big twists, that will prepare the reader for The Fairytale Plague. AGAIN: You can get it for free here: fairytalecode.com/shorts/
What if fairy tales were a code for history's darkest lies? Following up on the events from book one, Anne Anderson is reminded of past events that are now connected to the rise of Sisterhood. In those events, she realizes how far back the whole conspiracy started. Then David is called to investigate a new murder in the present: the murder of Prince Julian, whose death is the first clue in exposing the real reason The Vatican and the Royal Family wanted to bury the true origins of fairytales. In an over-the-top and epic journey, David and Anne are now exposed to the most hidden truth in mankind's history, The Last Story, supposedly the greatest fairytale ever told. But the quest isn't much about the secrets kept from the public, as much as a cathartic journey for both David and Anne to confront their past demons. Anne's continued search for her lost sister Rachel, and David's past with his sister Abigail and what happened to her twenty-seven years ago. Will the truth about the fairytale origin set both of them free? Or was it best for all of us to still believe in fairytales instead?