Cinder's Trial
This Cinderella doesn’t need a prince charming, but she would like a happily-ever-after.
Silly me, I thought I’d beaten the Grimm Effect when I ditched the old man who wouldn’t stop chasing me at the ball. However, here I am, decades later, with my fairy godmother popping back in for round two.
No thanks. I intend to marry for love and not because of a curse.
Avoiding the marriage trap might be easier if I wasn’t roped into acting as a liaison for a certain European prince. A good thing he’s at least charming compared to his assigned protective Grimm Knight.
The upcoming ball for the prince’s birthday is turning into a chaotic mess, with hundreds of Cinderellas showing up determined to lose their shoe. While I’m busy trying to screen them before they come near His Royal Highness, I’m being plagued by oddities, some of which are threatening my life.
As the curse does its best to force me into playing my role, I am equally determined to fight it. The question is, will my refusal to conform ruin my chance at happiness?
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Eve Langlais isn’t your typical author. Known for her wildly imaginative worlds and unforgettable characters, she has become a beloved voice in the world of fantasy and romance. Her stories are like a wild rollercoaster ride—packed with adventure, a dash of humor, and, of course, plenty of romance. Whether it’s werewolves, aliens, or cyborgs, Langlais has a knack for crafting heroes that are larger than life and heroines who are anything but damsels in distress.
Born in British Columbia and raised in various corners of Canada and the United States, Eve’s nomadic upbringing has shaped her writing style—one that feels both expansive and intimately grounded. The worlds she builds are rich and detailed, and her characters? They leap off the page, demanding attention. She has a unique ability to combine fantastical elements with relatable emotions, all while maintaining a sense of humor that keeps her readers coming back for more.
Fairytale Bureau
Fairytale Bureau consists of three primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
