The Seventh Bride

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The Seventh Bride is a darkly whimsical fantasy novel by T. Kingfisher that retells the Bluebeard fairy tale through the story of a miller’s daughter forced into a sinister engagement with a mysterious nobleman.

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instanceOf novel
retelling of Bluebeard
author T. Kingfisher NERFINISHED
authorRealName Ursula Vernon NERFINISHED
basedOn Bluebeard fairy tale
centralTheme coerced marriage
dark secrets
female agency
survival
containsElement cursed brides
magic
talking animals
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPublicationFormat ebook
genre dark fantasy
fairy-tale retelling
fantasy
hasReception positive reviews from fantasy readers
praised for its protagonist and tone
hasTheme courage in the face of supernatural danger
friendship among women
resistance to patriarchal control
language English
literaryStyle conversational prose
fairy-tale pastiche
mainCharacter Rhea NERFINISHED
motif enchanted manor
forbidden rooms
sinister nobleman
narrativePerspective first-person narration
plotSummary A miller’s daughter named Rhea is forced into an ominous engagement with a mysterious nobleman and discovers his sinister secrets.
protagonistOccupation miller’s daughter
publisher self-published
setting fantastical countryside
subgenre darkly whimsical fantasy
targetAudience adult readers
young adult readers
tone darkly humorous
whimsical

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T. Kingfisher notableWork The Seventh Bride