The Fairytale Code

A dead girl on a cross...
A global cult of women...
An ancient code in everyone's bedtime story...

Anne Anderson, a brilliant folklorist on the verge of a shocking discovery about the origins of fairytales, is haunted by her memories of what happened to her sister as a child: a brutal crime that is drowning her in guilt. Anne's redemption is a lifetime quest to decipher the hidden codes her sister discovered in a certain folklore story that leads to atrocious crimes to this very day.

Detective David Tale is not that different from Anne. Witnessing his mother's murder as a child left him with an unholy lust for catching killers, especially the rich and powerful who think they're above the law. However, his mental state isn't up to par, and his superiors only cover for him because of his relentless quest for truth.

When David is assigned to solve the case of a dead, teenage girl hung on a cross inside the Westminster Abbey, he is exposed to a web of clues by a killer who claims that only folklorist Anne Anderson can match his brilliance. A killer raised by a cult of women who have been keeping history's darkest secrets for centuries.

A secret that will shatter the world and its history... one that has been cleverly encoded in the Brothers Grimm original version centuries ago... disguised as fairy tales.

Anne's sister was right. It's her duty to uncover the shocking secret that would pull the rug from under politicians, the Vatican, the Royal Family and mankind's history that has suspiciously been written by men — and never allowed women
to tell their side of the story...

* The Fairytale Code is NOT a fantasy. It's a real-life, factual, and fast-paced page-turner that takes place in Europe's most neglected historical 600-miles long strip called the Fairy Tale Road, where the true-life stories of fairy tale originated.

The codes and revelations in the novel are based on facts that have never been exposed before. Author Cameron Jace spent two years traveling Europe to put the puzzle together. And though the book's priority is entertainment, it presents a conclusion that will leave you speechless about history, women's rights, and your very own childhood.