Twenty years, three kids, and a few extra pounds after the ball, Cinderella's life changes in a heartbeat. With her family she's enjoyed a life of privilege, respect, and purpose. But soon she's alone, barefoot, wearing rags, and locked inside cold, gray walls. Her life changes again when a magical creature, a mysterious stranger, and several really short guys show up at her prison door. Having these visitors, she remembers what her wise husband Prince Charming has told her many times-there's an upside to every downer life brings. With her belief in happy endings restored, can Cinderella form alliances, face her enemies, and escape the walls that confine her? For answers, you must read Walls, a Cinderella, P. I. Novel.
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.
