Forest of the Forsaken A Modern Retelling of Grimm's Hansel and Gretel

by Joanne Brothwell

In this eerie adaptation of Hansel and Gretel, the fairy tale ending may be far from happy. Following her mother's death to cancer, Meg's world crashes in around her. Her father re-marries within weeks of their loss, her witch step-mother is cold and rejecting, and her new step-brother, Joey, has some rather unusual sexual preferences. Meg's only hope is to move away and leave her father and the tainted memories behind. When her father forces her to attend his honeymoon with this new and unwanted blended family, Meg finds herself in the remote wilderness of the Rocky Mountains, miles from civilization. Meg begins to see things in the forbidding forest -- strange, unexplainable things she believes are the result of compounding stress. But when her father and step-mother disappear, leaving Meg and Joey to fend for themselves, lost and without supplies, she realizes her paranormal visions are not merely her imagination after all.

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