Modern fairy tale for fans of Once Upon A Time The Written World Series They say that the tongue holds the power of life and death, and that words spoken can create and destroy. They also say that fairytales are for children, and myths and legends for fools. Falon Snow is neither a child nor a fool, but she will soon find that not everything make believe is safe, and that speaking the right words, written words, can conjure their intended form, no matter how fantastical, into existence. Volume I Unwritten When Falon wakes in the hospital with nothing left in her memories but a sense of urgency, she has no choice but to rely on the woman she calls mother to help her try and lead a normal life. Three years after her tragedy, a letter brings her back to a house of her past, with secrets that begin to threaten her very existence. A phantom voice and a mysterious handsome neighbor assist Falon while she desperately tries to unlock the recesses of her mind before it's too late. As dreams bring memories of a life in a world she can't quite believe exists, she gains glimpses of her lost grandmother, a forbidden love, and a jealous fianc . If that weren't enough, she accidentally summons more than one strange character from the place of her dreams into our world, where they become desperate for Falon's rare ability. Now she will need to find a way to bridge the gap between the two worlds, try to find her grandmother, and piece her own story back together before someone else changes it entirely. Clean Read - Suitable for all ages