Other editions of book Dark Fairy Tale Queen Series: Books 1-3

The Grimmer side of your favorite fairy tales, retold with humor and sinister surprises.Sinful CinderellaI'm not who they think I am. A docile girl who meekly obeys her stepmother and stepsisters. Some kind of sick angel who cheerfully bears their mistreatment. That's what I WANT them to think. Because then they won't suspect what I'm really up to.The ball, the prince - it's all part of my plan to come out on top. Stepmother and her demented daughters will pay for every floor I have scoured, every sneer I have borne. They don't know about the white magic, how I use it to enhance myself. They can't see that my heart is black as midnight, rotten as a poisoned apple.They're about to find out.Sneaky Snow WhiteCinderella killed my father.She thinks she can do anything because she’s the Evil Queen. And my stepmother. The only thing she truly loves is her Demon Mirror. But the more she gazes into that thing, the crazier she becomes.But I am no longer a child. I won’t allow the Evil Queen to poison my heart and my home. Although my skin is white as snow, my soul is far from pure. I will make Cinderella suffer for her sins.Sure as my name is Snow White.Rotten RapunzelI have been in this tower for fifteen years. Snow White has frozen me inside it and covered the rest of our kingdom with ice and snow. I can't remember what summer is like. And I have never seen people or had a friend.It's not fair. I'm a princess, the daughter of Cinderella. This kingdom belongs to ME. Not to the nasty new queen who's taken over. Snowy ruined my life, she doesn't care about me. She only keeps me because I cry magic tears.I have to escape. Have to take back the palace before my lost twin gets it. Have to punish Snowy for wrecking the kingdom. Have to make at least ONE stupid friend. And I really have to do something about my hair.DetailsGenre: Young Adult FantasyMood: Dark/HumorousContent: Moderate violence, a few mild sexual references. No sex scenes or erotica.Audience: Teens and Adults.Sinful Cinderella has over 300 5-Star Reviews!"I’ve read quite a few fairy tale revisions and watched their counterpart movies and TV shows, but none were as creative and entertaining as Anita Valle’s Sinful Cinderella. Valle’s premise strikes a logical chord. 'How could she [Cinderella] stay so sweet and cheerful when she gets nothing but abuse from her family?' With that in mind, Valle creates multi-dimensional characters everyone can relate to. [...] About herself, Cinderella says, 'I’m not who you think I am, a docile girl who meekly obeys her stepmother and stepsisters. [...] They don’t know about the white magic, how I use it to enhance myself.' [...] And that white magic is very special. For every good deed this Cinderella performs, the magic coalesces in a magical vial giving to her by her fairy godmother. It’s made her face prettier, her eyes bluer, and her feet smaller. Elira, Cinderella’s stepmother has turned her stepdaughter into a full time servant like the Grimm’s version of the story. [...] Cinderella describes Stepmother to be 'as comforting as a cactus.' [...] Like Disney’s Cinderella, Valle’s story also has a fairy godmother, but this one isn’t very nice. Cinderella calls her ‘Godnutter’ because she’s a crazy woman. Her hair is unkempt, her clothes crumpled, and she’s always smoking a pipe. This fairy is very scary and only got the job because she’s Cinderella’s estranged aunt. Her basic job description is to protect Cinderella, but she’s pretty much failed at that. Finally, there’s Edgar, the not-so prince charming. [...] Since his wife died of questionable causes, the prince is looking for a mother for his obnoxious daughter. [...] Not to reveal too much about the plot, be prepared to laugh-out-loud [...]. It’s a marvelous read." -Michael Thal, Pop's Blog