If a fairy godmother can get one sister into a marriage, getting another out of one should be easy...
Lady Theodosia Balfour is screwed--with the Balfour estate on the verge of bankruptcy, and Theo's royal stepsister spreading wicked rumors about her, Theo's only path forward seems to be a forced betrothal a foul-tempered geezer who wishes only to use her as a brood mare.
Desperate for help, Theo clings to the only thing that might save her: the rumor of a fairy godmother. And after discovering a way to summon one, Theo thinks her prayers have been answered. But the fairy she meets isn't at all what she imagined. Drop-dead gorgeous and slightly devious, Cecily of the Ash Fairies is much more interested in smoking her pipe than providing charitable magic to . Now, Theo must prove she's good to gain Cecily's trust (and magic), but proving goodness doesn't seem to be all that easy. In fact, it all seems to be rather ridiculous...
"This was an absolutely refreshing spin on the Cinderella mythos and one of the best debut novels I have read in years!!!!" - David Redbird, reader review, ?????
"I can't remember the last time I was so in love with a story and all its characters. Do yourself a favor and read this book!" - Jamie Brandenburg, reader review, ?????
"Such a fun book! I ate this up in less than 24 hours." - Hannah Rowan, reader review, ?????
"I need the next one already!" - Karina Toldedo, reader review, ?????
"I couldn't put this book down! I loved this story of what happened after Cinderella's happily ever after, to her "evil" stepsister, Theo. I can't wait to read the next installment!" - Leesa Tarter, reader review, ?????
"I think this book will be making my list of top 5 reads of the year! This was such a funny, heartwarming story, so clever and inventive, and perfect for all lovers of fairytale retellings! This is Laura J. Mayo's debut and I am so impressed!" - Sarah Asnaashari, reader review, ?????
