We've all heard the stories. Of princesses and princes, wicked stepmothers and happily ever afters. But... we never ask ourselves why does the princess marry a man she just met? Why would the Prince decide his bride based on who the slipper would fit? Why did they believe the slipper could fit only one girl in the kingdom? Sometimes we need to take a step back and look at things from a different perspective to see the true villains of the story. Maybe the stepmother wasn't a villainess. Maybe she was the hero.

Kaymira Kassanova, a 22-year-old woman shares a series of traumatic events mixed with bitter sweet moments. When her secrets are revealed, her words are ridiculed and tested by family, friends and potential lovers. Kaymira only wishes for one thing; a healing method to close the open wounds. She's been silent for too long, and she's finally ready to tell her story. ⚠️TW⚠️: This book contains mentions of mental health issues, abuse, self-harm, suicide, adult/graphic scenes. ⚠️Sincerely, Mira is not a romance book⚠️ btw I do not own the pictures used in this book...shout-out to the rightful owners!