A tale of two princesses
by
V. ashenden
A Tale of two princesses (A fairy tale)
When princess Celste learn her hand in marriage has been given away to prince Cross, a man she has never met, she rebels against her mother, the Queen. She refuses to see him, meet him, to dance with him at the masquerade ball.
The princesses maid, hoping to save the princess from embarrassment, sends a servant girl in her place, wit...more
When princess Celste learn her hand in marriage has been given away to prince Cross, a man she has never met, she rebels against her mother, the Queen. She refuses to see him, meet him, to dance with him at the masquerade ball.
The princesses maid, hoping to save the princess from embarrassment, sends a servant girl in her place, wit...more
Kindle Edition, 271 pages
Published
August 31st 2012
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So, I borrowed this book from the library as something quick to read. It wasn't bad, but it also just wasn't very good. I think my biggest problem with the book was the language, because overall the story was decent if not good. Have I heard the story before, yes, but it's a cute chick fantasy book.
However, the way it was written was grating. It was a bit painful, especially the dialogue. It didn't feel appropriate to the atmosphere Ashenden was trying to create. It was supposedly some type of...more
However, the way it was written was grating. It was a bit painful, especially the dialogue. It didn't feel appropriate to the atmosphere Ashenden was trying to create. It was supposedly some type of...more
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