I have to say that while reading the first chapter, I already have an idea that I will like this one, and I was right. I love the writing style of the author and I also love that there’s no frustrating and annoying scenes (unless you include Tamara’s cunning and b*tchy behaviour).
The first few chapters were fine, nothing special really, just a typical girl who is so clumsy that I think that’s her natural talent. Based on the cover, I know this is going to be fantasy, but I’ve finished chapter 2 still no flying wizards or supernatural things happened.
Like the previous book that I’ve read, which was the Frog Prince by Jenni James, this story is also a foretold story. Well, you can obviously guess that already because of the title eh? One reason why I decided to purchase this book from Amazon was the exciting idea of Cinderella being bad.
When I was just a little girl, I never got the chance to read fairytale books. All I could remember is that I only got the chance to read some nursery rhymes, well, I guess the reason behind that was because we only have bible story books available in our home.
When the author, Ron Glick approached me on twitter asking if I would be interested in reviewing his book, I got curious, so I went directly to his website and browsed all his books. I am a great fan of greek and roman mythology or anything that has to do with gods and goddesses and I see that he also has that kind of book.