CINDERELLA, P. I. AND OTHER FAIRY TALE MYSTERY STORIES Together at last, your favorites like "Cinderella, P. I." and "Cinderella, Undercover" along with SIX NEW STORIES. Join our clever detective as she tracks a missing child into the deep, dark woods in "Cinderella, Sleuth." Take a wild ride or two with Cinderella and Prince Charming in "The Prince C Letters." Travel far and wide with Cinderella and her fairy godmother on the trail of the magic wand (missing again!) in "Cinderella and the Usual Suspects." All twelve stories, new and old, give peeks into the life, times, friends and enemies of Cinderella, P. I., twenty years, three kids and a few extra pounds after the ball.
Author Biography
Juliet Kincaid, Fiction Fan I don't remember learning to read. It just seemed like something the people in my family did. I do know we always favored fiction. My dad adored the Horatio Hornblower series by C. S. Forester. He even took up ship-modeling as a result. My mom loved big, flashy historical novels like Mika Waltari's The Egyptian and James Clavell's Shogun. As a grown up, my brother read everything Tom Clancy wrote. As for me, I've been hooked on fiction since grade school. And I've always preferred stories that supplied adventure and escape. Humor and wit help, too. I try to write the same sort of stories and novels as the ones I read. So far I've written ten novels including Walls, a Cinderella, P. I. Novel, the first of two novels based on some of the twenty-nine fairy tale mystery stories I've written about Cinderella, P. I., twenty years, three kids and a few extra pounds after the ball. Currently, I'm working Wings, a Cinderella, P. I. Novel, the sequel to Walls. It follows Cinderella as she goes home to rescue Prince Charming, their children, and the Kingdom of AzureSky from their sneaky, selfish, irresponsible foes. (This sounds serious, I know, but you need shadows in order to see the bright side of life.) I've written these novels and stories to entertain myself and my friends. I hope they do the same for you, dear reader.
