Review: A wonderful fairy tale
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2013
This was my most recent read after reading all of the authors "Time-Travel" books.  I think I was confused at first because the premise of the story is based upon a Fairy Tale and so I thought this might be another one in the same series.This book is definitely NOT one of the time-travel books.  It's a standalone novel.  But that shouldn't discourage potential readers from picking it up.  I still loved this book, I thought it was really well thought out and Jill Myles does an impressive job of making you fall in love and find compassion for a main heroine who (to put it bluntly) comes across as a spoiled, rotten, b****. lol!!Of course, there are MANY layers and reasons behind why she acts the way she does, and I loved how each layer gets peeled away by our dashing hero and she slowly begins to discover what it means to love and be loved in return.  It was such a sweet love story, filled with excitement and danger and heart breaking romance.  I couldn't put it down from start to finish.One thing to note, is that this is a "closed door" romance.  Meaning none of the sex is described or explicit. If it was a movie I would give it a PG rating... I have to admit I was surprised, considering this author's usual writing style, but it worked really well for this book and if she had written it in the same way as the other time-travel books, it probably wouldn't have been as successful in my opinion.  It really read and felt like a fairy tale, and that's the way you should take it if you choose to pick it up.