Story Three of Fairytales for Freaks
Goldi, captured and trafficked by the elites, has more than herself to worry about now: her baby. She must escape the concrete hell in which she and many other children are forced to be slaves for the Foxes. The real grizzly bears surrounding the warehouse aren't the only predators or threats to life.
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Read for 2026 Indie Tron A story of pain, determination, and overcoming violence. Goldie must choose her fight, the Men or the Bear? All are dangerous, overpowered, and ready to strike at any moment in anger. She forms a plan to escape, but she is not alone. It's not just her who needs protection, rescue, and safety against the fowl beasts of the woods and warehouse...
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Summary: Goldie is 16 years old, taken when she was 8 by Daddy Bear. Now she has given birth to a baby girl, and knows she cannot let her daughter go through what she has. Review: Another in the fairytales for freaks series, disturbing, gory and utterly brilliant. I was completely rooting for Goldie, my heart broke for her and what she has suffered. To say this was only 32 pages, it packs a hell of a punch. Reminder this is extreme horror, so ensure you keep this in mind when reading the story.
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Women and children are abused by elites at a warehouse. Daddy Bear and his two sons abuse at their will then…Goldie bites back! Gross, Graphic and Gritty.
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This novella tells the story of Goldie, a young girl abducted since she was little and sold into the depraved world of the elites where people pay high prices to do whatever they like to female children. I'm sure you can imagine what. Goldie needs to escape. And soon. This was fantastic. Well written, brutal, heartbreaking, and twisted. It's revenge at it's finest. Don't ever mess with a Mumma Bear protecting her newborn...you will regret it. I loved that bears are part of this story and literally answers the question as to why so many women choose the bear. It was impressive how much story Anne Snow packed into a mere 33 pages; my only small comment would be I felt it could have gone further with the violence. Which seems crazy considering what happens, but maybe that's just my twisted brain. Overall, fantastic, and I will look forward to reading more from this author.
