Belleza Feroz (Edición coleccionista)

What makes a girl fierce? Too much ambition? Too much pride? Too much space? Or simply wanting something —anything— too intensely? That's the dilemma Arabella faces when she makes her debut into society. Her parents want her to be sweet and obedient so she can marry well, but try as she might, Arabella can't extinguish the fire burning within her: the source of her deepest desires, her wildest dreams. When an attempt to suppress her emotions goes tragically wrong, a mysterious figure punishes Arabella with a curse, dooming her and everyone she loves, trapping them in the castle. As the years pass, Arabella loses hope. The curse is her own fault —after all, there's nothing more "fierce" than a girl who expresses her anger— and the only way to break it is to find a boy who loves her for who she truly is, a cruel task for a girl who's always been told that no one can love her. When a handsome thief named Beau manages to break into the castle, the captive servants are thrilled, convinced that he's the one who will break the curse. But Beau —intimidated by the castle's strange and stern ladies-in-waiting and by the malevolent presence that haunts its halls at night— only wants to escape. He learned long ago that love is nothing more than an illusion. If Beau and Arabella have any hope of breaking the curse, they must learn to trust their wounded hearts and realize that the cruelest prisons of all are the ones we build for ourselves.