Found: Cinderella's Secret Witch Diaries (Book 3)
Category: Fantasy Novel
Length: 222 pages
Age Rating: 15 or older
Embark on a thrilling journey alongside Cinderella in the eagerly anticipated third installment of the spellbinding Cinderella's Secret Witch Diaries series.
For years, Cinderella has relentlessly pursued her long-lost nemesis, the enigmatic Silver Fox, desperately yearning to reclaim her formidable witch magic. Driven by an unwavering determination, she seeks his assistance in a daring quest to locate her beloved daughter and vanquish Napoleon once and for all.
With the clock ticking and Russia standing as the last stronghold against Napoleon's mighty army, Cinderella finds herself standing at the precipice of sacrifice. Will she relinquish everything she holds dear to reunite with her daughter? Can she maintain her own identity amidst the tumultuous trials that lie ahead?
In this enthralling tale, secrets unravel, alliances shift, and destinies collide. Prepare to be captivated by the dark allure of Found, as Cinderella's journey plunges deeper into adventure and peril. Will she discover true love amidst the chaos and find solace in her long-awaited reunion with her daughter?
With its intoxicating blend of romance and heart-pounding action, Found beckons readers to delve into the depths of Cinderella's world. Don't miss out on this thrilling installment that will leave you breathless, eagerly turning each page in anticipation of the shocking revelations that lie within. Experience the magic and darkness as Cinderella navigates a treacherous path, testing her resilience and resolve in ways she never imagined.
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"Ron Vitale’s use of historical and mythological characters lends an easy familiarity to the story. He writes these characters with the flawed quality of humanity. No one is completely good or bad. We are all shades of gray."
"The mixture of modern fairy tale and historical fiction, added to an at times quite dark strain (although not so dark that parents would need to be concerned), makes for really original storytelling.