Princess of Glass

Brilliant! Basically I wanted to explore what would happen to one of the Twelve Dancing Princesses after their curse had ended. In the original story it says, And they lived happily ever after, and they never danced again. So I decided to stick one of the girls into a new fairy tale, one where she ha......more

Final review, first posted on Fantasy Literature: Three years after they have solved the problem of the evil underground King of Stone and his twelve sons in Princess of the Midnight Ball (or have they?), the king of Westfalin and his twelve daughters are still dealing with the aftermath. Some of th......more

The twelve Dancing Princesses Meet Cinderella! Well, one of the twelve princesses meets Cinderella. Ok, fine. One of the Twelve Dancing Princesses meets a version of Cinderella. I liked that you get a kind of fairytale mash-up with this one. And I liked that Cinderella was kind of a dick at first. I m......more

Having had a few years to recover from the Westfalin-Analousian War, the kings and queens of the Ionian continent have devised a novel peacekeeping plan: they’ll all exchange children for several months to a year, hopefully securing many marriage alliances and lifelong goodwill. Most young Ionian roy......more

I was dissappointed by the first book - Princess of the Midnight Ball - and really hope this one would be better. The thing I have noticed so far with the author is that her books are wonderfully written and engaging up until the ending. About 50 pages - give or take - before the end I feel like the......more