stephanie garber once upon a broken heart

Currently it is only from Evangeline’s perspective, but I’m thinking of adding some scenes from Jacks’s point of view.

Great question! I’m actually considering it right now. Would you consider writing some POVs from Jacks in the sequels? It involves biting-I can’t say more because spoilers, but you should know it when you get there. What was your favourite part or scene to write? It was definitely a challenge to do this, but it was an exciting one and I can’t wait to see how both sets of readers respond to this story. It was a bit of a tricky thing to balance because I knew some readers would enter into this book already knowing one of my main characters-Jacks-while other’s would be meeting him for the very first time, and I really wanted to write a book that would appeal to both. Once Upon A Broken Heart is set in the same universe as Caraval, but I really wanted to make sure this book could be read without reading the Caraval series. Did you encounter any difficulties whilst writing this book? What three words would you use to describe Once Upon a Broken Heart?įantastically bad decisions. Once Upon a Broken Heart is my newest book and it is all about broken hearts, curses, and the lengths that people will go to for a happily ever after. I love writing books with morally gray characters, deceptively magical worlds, and kissing. This year, Garber releases her latest novel Once Upon A Broken Heart, so we chat all about this new novel, writing, book recommendations, and more! Hi, Stephanie! Could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your latest novel, Once Upon a Broken Heart? We had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Stephanie Garber, who is best known for her best-selling YA series, Caraval.

Stephanie garber once upon a broken heart