Fandeltales The Cursed Prince Novelas e Histórias

Wait, you're asking about Fandeltales? Yeah, I looked into this a while back. 'The Cursed Prince' specifically doesn't ring a bell as a direct retelling of any single, famous folklore I know. Most of the stuff I found online pointed more towards it being an original webnovel series, sort of in that whole fantasy-romance-with-a-twist space that's really popular on serial platforms.

That said, you can totally see the folklore DNA all over it. The cursed royal, the beastly transformation, the quest for a cure or a true love's kiss—those are classic motifs. It feels more like the author built their own story using those familiar bricks rather than adapting, say, 'East of the Sun and West of the Moon' directly. I actually prefer it that way; it keeps you guessing instead of just ticking off plot points from a well-known tale.

So this threw me for a loop when I first stumbled on 'Fandeltales: The Cursed Prince'. I was on Kindle Unlimited and it kept showing up, but there was zero mention of other books. I dug around a bit and found the author's blog. Turns out, it's actually the first book in a planned series called the 'Glass Slipper Chronicles' – which makes sense, given how it ends. The story wraps the immediate curse plot but leaves a ton of threads dangling about the wider fae realm politics and the protagonist's own mysterious lineage.

It's written as a standalone, but with obvious series potential. I get why people are confused; the marketing isn't super clear. I saw the author mention that Book 2, focusing on a different character from the same court, is in the works. So yeah, it's a series-starter, just a sneaky one. The cover doesn't have any 'Book 1' branding either, which is kind of annoying.

I saw a couple of people asking about this in the comments of a booktube video. I think the full title might be 'The Cursed Prince'? There's a few webnovels floating around with similar names, so it can get a bit confusing to pin down.

From what I've gathered, 'The Cursed Prince' (assuming that's the one) isn't super mainstream on the big platforms. Your best shot is probably checking out some of the webnovel community sites or apps, the ones that host a lot of serialized fantasy romance. You might have some luck with a deep search on a site like Scribble Hub or Royal Road, though it leans more towards progression fantasy. I know some stories migrate between platforms, so if you find one with a different cover or slightly altered title, it might still be the same work.

I feel like I stumbled across it once but didn't bookmark it, sorry. Good luck hunting!