Book Review: Traitor's Masque by Kenley Davidson
" Love that kills and destroys to protect itself is not love at all." - Kenley Davidson, Traitor's Masque 4/5 stars Kenley Davidson retells a story of Cinderella , one of the most popular stories of all time, in Traitor's Masque , the first book in the Andari Chronicles. As it has been told before, Cinderella or Trystan, in this case, has two stepsisters, one dead father, one fully alive evil stepmother, and a charming prince ready to take her away with a drop of a shoe or a horse trinket. Unlike Cinderella, Trystan does not wait for her prince to come rescue her, but stumbles upon him one day when she has the freedom to ride her horse to Kingwood, a special spot her father and she used to visit. Once she gets lost and rides into an open field, she meets a mysterious man named Donevan who has a mysterious life, a bunch of stories, witty humor, and a way into Trystan's heart. But, this is before Tystan learns of a way to get her freedom through a betray