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A review by biancarosesmith
Burn Baby Burn by Miranda Grant
4.0
Prepare for a Cinderella reimagining with lots of spice! I read this in one sitting and found it to be a fun and unique take on Cinderella. It's the first instalment in the Fairytales of the Myth series and the story begins by jumping straight into action, showing the events which lead the main protagonist Ella into slavery. As you would probably expect Ella is treated terribly during her life as a slave and she seeks help from a dark fae named Daman.
If you're in it for some hot and saucy action you won't be disappointed. There's one particular scene in the woods that is particularly steamy. The story also verges on some dark aspects at times too as Ella steps into her power. Little bits of pagan mythology were scattered throughout which was a fun bonus.
The novella did seem to finish somewhat on a cliff hanger so I am hoping these loose ends will be tied up in the next instalment.
Thank you so much to the author for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
If you're in it for some hot and saucy action you won't be disappointed. There's one particular scene in the woods that is particularly steamy. The story also verges on some dark aspects at times too as Ella steps into her power. Little bits of pagan mythology were scattered throughout which was a fun bonus.
The novella did seem to finish somewhat on a cliff hanger so I am hoping these loose ends will be tied up in the next instalment.
Thank you so much to the author for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.