“Sarah J Maas meets Mistborn in a dark twisted fairytale”

I would have stolen the glass crown and settled my debts.

Run from Tal and become a dancer.

If only he’d not caught me…

I’m an indebted stepdaughter, a sister and a thief.

He is the crown prince of the City of the Dead.

And he thinks I’m his missing foreign bride, trying to break the engagement.

Our mother said kindness will lead to a better tomorrow, but my twin sister argues only blood will even the score.

Rebels are circling, the prince has plans of his own, and my employer cannot be trusted. But none of that matters because, for a chance at freedom, I’ll lie and cheat and steal.

At the end of summer, there will be a wedding, but who will live to see it?

It’s time to play the princess.

Stealing Glass is the first book in the Tales of Bones and Roses Cinderella duology, a slow burn romantasy with bantering enemies to lovers, royally mistaken identity and backstabbing political intrigues in a darkly gothic world.

Readers are saying it’s…

“a Cinderella retelling like no other” – Bobbi

“a slightly dark, gloriously tropey, YA romance retelling of Cinderella” – Talenyn

“I finished it in less than 2 days, and now my mind is still stuck inside the book” – Michelle

“Unputdownable” – Books without quotes

“loved it !!! what a great duo… it’s …OMG !!! a cinderella re-telling but, so much more… love Vanya… “ – Indie

“a dark twisted Cinderella retelling set in a dystopian society” – Jacquie

“It’s giving Six of Crows, ACOTAR, BBC Merlin and a hint of Bridgerton and it’s beautiful” – Shannon

“Rarely am I hooked on a book from the very first line but this one grabbed me from the word go” – Lissy

“a page-turner you won’t want to put down. If you’re looking for a fast-paced, engaging, and romantic read with a strong female lead, “Stealing Glass” is a must-read” – Shari

“My favorite was that she defies the stereotypical image of a damsel in distress–she is strong, determined, and resilient” – KC