Mary and George know their love is real-and perhaps even strong enough to overcome the selfdoubt Mary feels when she discovers just how different their lives really are.

Mary, accustomed to facing life's hurdles with determination, is thrown off balance when she learns that George comes from a world of affluence. She feels out of place in his family's wealth and begins to question whether she's worthy of a love that seems like something out of a fairy tale.

Ironically, it's the fairy tale world Mary authors that offers her some solace. But as Mary navigates her relationship with George, reflecting her fears and desires on the page, she learns that love often means shedding the insecurities that hold us back. Even if that means confronting a past that she would prefer stay hidden...

"To Find a Princess" is a sincere yet salacious novella that captures the messiness of real love, the importance of honesty, and the transformative power of someone who believes in us, even when we struggle to believe in ourselves.