Author: Melissa Frost
Series: Tales From Esteria #1
Pages: 139
Release Date: December 21st 2016
Format: Kindle Edition
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Synopsis: What if Cinderella isn’t the sweet and tortured angel everyone believes? Instead, what if she's the most popular girl at school who is hell bent on making sure her ugly stepsister doesn’t stand in the way of her popularity? A new story unfolds through the eyes of Drusilla...
Being sisters with bright and beautiful Ella is an unending nightmare for Drusilla. That is until the sisters accidentally open a portal to another dimension. The unlikely duo is forced to team up against a swarm of angry sprites, a clan of territorial gnomes, and a few other unlikely creatures. Their new portal comes with a fairy godmother, and there's even a bona fide fairy tale prince up for grabs. It might take impossible odds to bring these two together, but it’s a story that proves even the ugly stepsister can sometimes be the hero.
My Review: As you know I love my spin on Fairy Tales
and this one was just as good if not better than other that I have read
previously. This spin on Cinderella was told by Drusilla one of the ‘evil’
stepsisters.
After a fight Cinderella ‘Ella’ and Drusilla end up in their
back garden when Ella throws a shoe towards the lake at the back of their home
in a temper tantrum and accidentally opens up a mysterious portal to another
realm that has not been open for a long, long time.
Ella and Drusilla are made guardians of the portal on their
side of the portal guided by a fairy godmother that just magically appears
whenever the girls are needed to solve a situation. Not only do they get a
fairy godmother but they get some of the kings guards come through the portal
to help them out. These guards are trained in fighting with one being a tech
geek, one being nice and bubbly and the other being very serious.
The two end up fighting sprite’s, helping Gnomes find a new
home and more, this task ends up with the two becoming closer and Drusilla more
confidant.
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