Immortelle

By: Rebecca Massey

Narrated by: Laura Watson

Length: 8 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's summary

Cinder Ella's heart stopped the moment she took her first life. It did not beat again until she had broken her glass slipper.

What happens at the end of the love story? A dark path to happily ever after.

Cinder Ella Fletcher never imagined she would be a princess, and she thinks all of her dreams have come true with her marriage to Prince Caden Charming. After the wedding is over, Cinder discovers life at a royal court is no more than an elaborate pageantry of deceit and infidelity. Hoping to find some happiness in her new role, Cinder befriends a group of misfit courtiers that show her that there are ways that life can be fulfilling from within the walls of a gilded prison, if you know how to play the game. A secret affair and Prince Charming’s increasingly hostile behavior leads Cinder to make a choice between wilting away in her royal prison or taking a stand to become the fairest of them all.

It is time for the fairy-tale princess to write her own happily ever after.

This story contains content suitable only for a mature audience.

©2022 Rebecca Massey (P)2022 Rebecca Massey

LOVED IT!

Definitely a great story. totally recommending! can't wait for the next book to come out

Heartbreaking, captivating and enticing!

I have always been a lover of fairytales, but this was better than any fairytale I’ve ever read. The storyline is different from any other fairytale adaptation I’ve come across, yet it carried a sense of realism that so many of the genre are often missing.
I didn’t want to put it down. The character of Cinder was a breath of fresh air. You saw the growth and development that she experienced throughout the story, in a realistic perspective that had your heartbreaking for the things she dealt with, and wanting more for her as the story progressed.
The Narrator’s voice was simply perfect for the story and added something extra to the enjoyment of the book. I loved how distinct she made each character in her voices and made them come alive in the story.
If you’re looking for a story that will simply break your heart in the best way possible, then put it back together and give you a new appreciation for the fairytales you loved as a child, you need to grab Immortelle ASAP!
This is the story you never knew how much you needed!

Save yourself the credit, this sucked

I CAN HEAR THE NARRATOR’S TOUNG MOVING MULTIPLE TIMES THROUGH THE BOOK.

She doesn’t even pause for a scene transition it sounds like she is using the same breath.

Cinder is a hypocrite, she is actively trying to have an affair while blaming the prince for his.

What really did me in was the discussion of whether the love interest was demisexual.

If you thought this would be a spicy continuation of Cinderella , give it a hard pass, this is nothing more than Massey trying and failing to write like Hemingway but sound more like a tumbler fanfic.