Cinderella: Love's Twisted Tale
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After years of oppression by her stepsisters, Cinderella's future finally seems bright as she captures the heart of the prince at the royal ball. She leaves before he could get her name with only one leg of her glass slipper. When the Prince begins to look for the girl whose leg fits the slipper, she feels confident that he will find her. But little does she know the lengths her stepmother would go to ensure her daughter marries the Prince...
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Gallien, Cinderella's neighbor, is the only one who knows that Cinderella was the mysterious girl at the ball. Although they been nothing but friends for years, he can't help but feel pained that she's stolen the heart of the Prince...
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