The Odd Sisters

The Odd Sisters takes readers deep into the dark fairy tale world of the villainous trio who have lurked in the shadows of Serena Valentino's previous Villains series. These three mysterious witches—Lucinda, Ruby, and Martha—have manipulated events and influenced the fates of iconic Disney villains, but their own story has remained untold until now. This prequel reveals their origin, exploring how they became the powerful and twisted sisters who meddle in the affairs of queens and sorceresses across multiple kingdoms. The novel delves into themes of sisterhood, the corrupting nature of power, and the cyclical patterns of family trauma. As the narrative unfolds, readers discover the tragic circumstances that shaped the Odd Sisters and learn about their connection to the many-kingdoms universe. The story examines whether the sisters are truly evil or victims of their own dark legacy, blurring the lines between villain and victim in ways that add depth to the entire series. Fans of Valentino's Villains series will appreciate finally understanding the connective tissue that binds these tales together, while newcomers can enjoy a gothic, atmospheric story that reimagines familiar fairy tale landscapes with a darker edge. The book appeals to those who love villain origin stories, interconnected fantasy worlds, and narratives that challenge traditional notions of good and evil.