Are you any less of a woman if Cinderella is your favorite story of all time? Even if you are a couple—well, some years past adolescence? I mean, where is the crime in LOVING Cinderella.
None, I say. And, apparently, Eloisa James agrees. So I revel in great company…and with a great read. These are the stories that inspire young women into reading and loving fairy tales long after they are grown, wed and have children of their own. Who, in turn, inspire their own daughters to follow in their stead.
A historical novel that includes a selfish stepmother, airheaded, yet somewhat lovable stepsister, a fairy godmother, prince and glass slipper. Sound familiar?
Only the prince is rather betrothed to someone else and he likes her! And he needs her dowry to sustain the people who depend on him. But can Cinder—Kate settle for a fate less than marriage? And how could he ask such? ‘Tis a dilemma worth reading for.
So read and you shall smile. -Kathy L. Wheeler

Sorry I missed your post this month. I’ve been way behind in my blog reading. I need a smile, so I shall read this book and hold you to it.
You won’t be disappointed.