Osiyo~

I’m so excited to present a special 2-post event to kick off the New Year!

I was approached by an awesome group of authors a while back to help promote their Cinderella Treasure Trove. I was stoked! 15 Cinderella stories? FIFTEEN! Well, yeah, I wanted to help!!! So, keeping this short for your time’s sake, today half of these wonderful and talented ladies will share their covers and stories, then tomorrow you can return to meet the rest.

Please welcome my special guests!

Annalise wanted just one night with Elijah, in Amber Daulton’s “Cinderella’s Enchanted Night,”

but will an antique locket and a bit of Cinderella magic fulfill her every dream?

In Jennifer Conner’s Cinderella had it Easy, Cami only has 24 hours in her Cinderella body.

Will she keep hiding or can she learn how to live life?

In Kae Elle Wheeler’s “Cinderella Series,” a concerned queen and a feisty fairy godmother

unleash mischief. All due to an impulsive decision from the prince and the glass slipper fitting

other than the intended foot.

In Rebekah Ganiere’s “Cinder the Fae”, When Prince Rome’s father initiates a contest to win

him a wife, Cinder finds herself having to fight sixty other females for his heart while trying to

keep the evil vying for the crown from destroying them all.

She’s an unappreciated housekeeper with an eye for designer goodies.

Find out if Cindi gets her dream shoes and her dream guy in Lisa Scott’s “Fairy Tale Flirts!

Volume 4;” a sweet, funny modern take on Cinderella.

Ever wonder what happens when the glass slippers pinch Cinderella’s toes? In Stacy Juba’s

“Fooling Around with Cinderella”, when Jaine Andersen proposes a new marketing role to

the local amusement park, general manager Dylan Callahan charms her into filling Cinderella’s

glass slippers for the summer.

In Caroline Clemmons’ HOME SWEET TEXAS HOME, Courtney Madison has battled poverty

her entire twenty-five years. When she receives an inheritance she learns that while money

improves her life, it doesn’t guarantee happiness. The only way wealthy rancher/entrepreneur

Derek Corrigan can protect his family and himself is to keep his private life very private, and

that includes keeping his distance from his attractive new neighbor. Besides, he knows what

women do to him—they always leave and take chunks of his heart with them.

He’s been there, done that, had the vaccination and is cured. Isn’t he?

Tune in for UnCover Monday throughout January where I’ll also be hosting this fabulous group’s combined Cinderella Treasure Trove cover art, which will link back to these two posts as well. Thank you for stopping by this week. Be sure to chat with the authors right here on the Ranch!

Dodadagohvi~