![]() ![]() ![]() Camellia is brown, and her sisters are various shades of brown and pale. In a world where anyone can change their skin color as often as they can change their hair color, race is fluid. ![]() With wonderfully descriptive language, Clayton builds a grand and lavish world, carefully chipping away at the veneer to reveal its dark, sinister interior. Not only that, but Camellia finds herself slowly uncovering the secrets of the Belles’ origin, and it’s not as pretty as she was taught. However, the princess is insatiable in her quest for beauty and will do anything to get it-even if it means endangering the Belles and the kingdom-and Camellia may be the only one who can stop her. As the most powerful, sought-out Belle, she is in charge of the royal family’s looks. When Camellia secures the coveted spot of Her Majesty’s favorite, it seems as if her dreams have come true. For the right price, Belles can grant any desired look. As Belles, the sisters can use their magic to transform the citizens of Orléans from their original states. They’ve been training for this their whole lives. ![]() On their joint 16th birthday, Camellia and her five sisters are sent out to restore beauty to Orléans, where everybody is born gray and ugly. In Tiny Pretty Things co-author Clayton’s solo debut, beauty comes at a price. ![]()
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