Annette K Larsen

Annette K Larsen writes wholesome romantic fantasy built around courtship, courage, and fairy-tale patterns. Cloaked in Scarlet is the second Tales of Winberg story and reimagines Little Red Riding Hood through Emeline, a quiet cook determined to defend herself, and Hunter, a wary young man from her past. Larsen identifies the sequence as a spin-off from her Dalthia novels, with each installment following a servant connected to Marilee's household while recasting a familiar tale. Her broader work includes royal romances, contemporary stand-alone novels, and other fairy-tale retellings. Across these books, she emphasizes emotional chemistry, honorable relationships, and protagonists who learn to trust their own abilities. That approach gives Cloaked in Scarlet both the recognizable structure of a classic story and a place within Larsen's interconnected kingdom setting.