The third book in the trilogy (beginning with Princess of the Midnight Ball), follows the youngest of the twelve dancing princesses as she has adventures all her own. While George riffs on Little Red Riding Hood in the novel, this is not a strict re-telling of that tale but instead a continuation of the larger narrative begun in the first novel. I enjoyed Petunia as a character with her strength of character and different perspective on the curse she and her sisters suffered from when she was much younger. Oliver, the alternate perspective in the novel, is also quite charming. There were some small flaws in the narrative (characters knowing things they shouldn't, etc.) that a good editor should have caught that bumped this down a rating. Otherwise, an excellent conclusion to the trilogy.

Yesss! I love this author, and I am so happy that she is writing more. I have read her books multiple times (odd, I know) but it's sad to hear that this is the last in the set...

Awesome! THe series is continuing? Totally love this series!! :)

I was waiting for this book and not disappointed! The pages flew, and I was finished really fast. It's a great story, and though it is probably the last in the set, I can't help hoping there'll be more.

Can't wait 2 read she is my fav. author along with Shannon Hale and E.d Baker

cant wait to read! i've been waiting for this book for over a year!