Next Stop Anywhere: A Retelling of the Fairy Tale Rapunzel-What If Good Was Bad and What If Rapunzel Wasn't a Beautiful Girl Who Was Locked in a Tower? (Timeless Tales)

Before Rapunzel was even born, her mother made a thoughtless deal with enchantress Stella-Donna: If she could not love her daughter just by the way she looked, she would give away the child to Stella-Donna. When Rapunzel was born, the last thing her mother was was pleased. Her daughter was bald without even a distant dream of gaining hair, her incredibly displeased mother sent her away to the enchantress without a single thought of regret.

After sixteen years have passed of raising Rapunzel as her very own daughter, Stella-Donna reveals that she has one more daughter who has her blood in her veins, Pity, who was ensnared by a devious warlock years ago and she greatly needs Rapunzel's help. Pity and Rapunzel have little time to break the horrid enchantment placed upon her. Even with the said bitterness and envy that naturally comes between the girls, who feel as if they are always competing for courage, plus Stella-Donna's love, and if they can't find a way to work together, Pity will remain in her pitiful state of being cursed...forever.