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Cinderella Spy
A Glass Slipper Adventure Book 3
She only wants to be with the prince. But love is impossible between enemies.
Elle Milford has finally accepted her position as princess, destined to be the future leader of the magical world. But that hasn’t stopped her from falling in love with the prince of the opposing forces. After communication with the prince is cut off, Elle convinces her fairy godmother to let her travel with a peace delegation to the enemy’s headquarters. In exchange, Elle must promise that if the treaty fails, the kingdom’s elite will be dethroned.
The reluctant negotiator’s mission turns against her when Elle discovers a plot at the highest level to topple the government and take away the prince’s right to rule. But she can’t risk the treaty for one person—no matter how important he is to her heart.
Can the tenacioushalf-fairy princess find a way to unite the kingdom or will she destroy it?
Cinderella Spy is the third book in the charming Glass Slipper Adventure YA fantasy series. If you like determined heroines, star crossed lovers, and royal pageantry, then you’ll love Allie Burton’s spellbinding story.
Buy Cinderella Spy to reveal the truth about the royals today!
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Books In Series
Cinderella Assassin (Book 1)
Cinderella Soldier (Book 2)
Cinderella Spy (Book 3)
Snow Wicked White (Book 4)
Snow Warrior White (Book 5)
Snow Witching White (Book 6)
Through the Witching Glass (Book 7)
Down The Witching Well (Book 8)
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 5 of 5 STARS “OMG I loved books one and two but this third book just blew me away! A fantastic continuation we carry on with Elle’s adventure. She has continued to grow and develop and is totally kick ass and the storyline is action packed and full of twists and turns that will have you on the edge of your seat. A fantastic creative twist on Cinderella that I definitely recommend!” –Debbie
5 of 5 STARS “Wowweee! I thought book 1 was good and book 2 was better but wow book 3 was amazing!! The story just twists and turns you like being in a blackout rollercoaster! You have no idea what is going to happen next!!! Wow Allie sure delivers!!!” – Madeleine
5 of 5 STARS “Book three is just as fantastic as books one and two, and pack even more of a punch. Elle and Rye are separated and Elle (we don't get to see Rye's PoV) is desperate to get to him. The entire book is a whirlwind of action and adventure and I honestly couldn't put it down.” – Jennie
5 of 5 STARS “The story and plot continue perfectly within this book and I really liked Elle's character growth making her such a great character. The twists and turns keep you sucked into the book. Excited to see what's next.” – Erin
4 of 5 STARS “A great continuation of this series! The character development shows a great deal of growth for Elle as well as the others in this story. I love how the Happily Ever After isn't just given freely, but fought hard for by both the Prince and princess. I also love that though love units them, it doesn't magically fix every other problem in the world. I can't wait to see where the story goes next!” - Terra
“That wasn’t on the list of approved spells, NobletMangowort.” Queen Dahliadew’s displeasure vibrated in her tone.
Mangowort grimaced. Something dark flashed on her face. She tossed another spell.
Stunned, I jerked upright. Elves’ bells. This was not how the wand test was supposed to work.
Her wand swirled in an angry storm, hurtling right and left, taking everything out in its path. Wanting to take out me.
“NobletMangowort stop!” Gardenia’s voice roared through the whirlwind.
My pulse jolted. My hair tore out of the restrictive bun and tangled. The skirt of my dress tugged on my legs. Putting my hand across my head to protect myself from the spell decimating me, I ran through the scenarios I’d practiced. If her first spell wasn’t approved, this one probably wasn’t either.
A tornado of destruction spun around the room. Similarly, my breath spun around my ribs and I gasped. The empty audience chairs whipped and circled. The clattering of them clashing and falling added to the noise.
Posy Purplecloud screamed and ducked.
A tree column wavered and crashed to the floor. Decorative real flowers ripped from their stems. Mother Earth cried. The natural adornments were devastated by the wind.
Devastated. Destruction. And…and…
“Aura of Decimation.” Yelling over the commotion, I put a name to the devilish spell.
Something about the D words drilled into my head. That had to be the answer. The counter spell had to be another D word.
Think, think, think, think…
“Spectral Disruption.” I shouted in triumph.
Now, if I could cast the defensive spell. My nerve endings tingled.
A chair flew at me and I dove to the floor. My gaze darted to the queen. She used magic to create a barrier around her. She was still in danger. The others couldn’t cast the termination spell because the spell had been specifically directed at me and their wands had been tethered and restricted to not interfere.
With my stampeding pulse, I wanted to run out of the room. Instead, I scooted to a crouched position.
The illegal spell wasn’t anything I’d been taught. But Watu had trained me how to bend things to my will. Maybe this was the time. Concentrating, I thought about the title of the counter spell.
Disruption, disruption, disruption. How could I disrupt the evil spell?
Rubbing my now-numb fingers together, I regripped my wand. Determination rammed through my veins. Again using my internal energy, I forced more magic into the wand. I called to the trees and plants and flowers being destroyed to assist me with Mother Earth’s gifts. I wasn’t cheating. I was using everything at my disposal. Mother Earth’s gifts had helped Rye and I to retrieve the Divinity Orb. The human prince had helped me to access the earth’s powers and I’d healed a tree.
Mother Earth settled the winds. The trees stopped bending and the flowers stopped plucking. The chairs fell to the floor.
I firmed my shoulders. Now to stop the actual spell.
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