VBT# Review: Midnight Princess - Cam Johns

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Midnight Princess (Modern Princess Collection, #7)

Review: Midnight Princess - Book #7 Modern Princess Collection - June 2020

As I write this review, I say goodbye to a fun series that I have enjoyed reading. The Modern Princess Collection written by various authors each featured a fairytale and turned it into a modern-day university romance tale. All have been good reads and enjoyable as you read the authors' interpretations. Our last book in the collection - Midnight Princess by Cam Johns is based on Cinderella. We have our main character Cynthia who has been busy raising her two half-sisters as her mother is abusive.  She has captured the attention of one of the hottest and wealthiest guys Ashton Preston.  Can Cynthia balance a romance and looking after her sisters? I did like the added extra of when we find out about Cynthia's background and who she is, I just wish that we had more of a storyline and that this part had been furthered. It felt like we finally learned the truth about Cynthia and her sisters and then it was over and there were no real consequences. I did love Ashton's mother though as for a society wife she had acceptance and love about her that shone through the pages.
If you love fairytale renditions and have yet to discover the Modern Princess Collection, then what are you waiting for?





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