Decadent Publishing
1NS Series
Futuristic and time travel elements
No one should
live a life filled with regret. Once a successful wedding photographer,
Genevieve Fuller’s life changed the day her ex-boyfriend wed someone else.
Heartbroken for decades, she realizes too late who she truly loved and makes
one desperate call to Madame Evangeline. She risks everything to right the
wrongs of her past, which she hopes will heal her broken heart. Can Gen alter
the course of her own future to include the Cinderella happy ending she should
have had the first time?
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Reviews
"Wow! You know, I have read other 1Night Stand stories by Ms. Masters and yes,
I liked them a lot. This one moved me very much and it wasn’t just all
the songs from bands I grew up listening to either. Yes the title is
Cinderella Dreams and there was a Cinderella aspect. But truly, the best
part about this story is Genny getting a do-over. Who doesn’t want one
of those? Matt and Genevieve have some smexy time, but she almost blows
it all. I am leaving it up to you to read her tale since I don’t want to
blow it for you, but this story is worth the read! Madame Eve and her
1Night Stand series almost always make me happy and this story left me
just grinning like a loon."
Masters delivers a flawless read with CINDERELLA DREAMS. A
most romantic 1NS novella about second chances ... well more like a do over.
Best way I can sum this story up without giving spoilers is to call it The
Notebook meets Back To The Future. An unforgettable 1NS love story. Don't miss
it!
Bestselling author JoAnne Kenrick - 5 Stars
It is sheer perfection from the cover to the writing. Yes, its a 1NS
from Decadent but this story is much more than a one night stand. Its
about realizing that you have wasted your whole life thinking that you
were in love with one man that left you heartbroken. To the second
chance with the man that truly held your heart all those years ago. Its definitely one of my top books in 2013.
Harlie from Harlie's Books - 5 starswww.harliesbooks.com
Now
this is my kind of short story, or any story to be fair. It had me hooked from
the first word and I guess that is because of the way it is written. It brings
forth a bit of mystery without confusing the reader altogether. It gives you a
chance to ponder what is going on as you read further, trying to see if you can
guess where this is going to lead. I didn’t expect the short story to be so hot
and steamy and be written with such elegance. The writing was well thought out
and brought forward all the major things needed for it to be a good read.
Nina - BTSe Magazine - 4.5 stars
Told in first person, Cinderella Dreams is a short and sweet, highly romantic tale of second chances. The characters are likable, the setting is interesting, and the ending is a happy ever after…finally.
You Gotta Read Reviews - 4 stars (You Need to Read)
Excerpt
A deep voice
behind Ray said, “Hey, Gen.”
Matt. The next wave of emotion sent me
reeling. I might have drowned in that wave, but the sight of him riveted me.
The best man, taller than the groom by two inches. Slimmer by a few inches,
too. His hazel eyes sparkled, and angels might have sung as he aimed his
dazzling smile at me. I had to remind myself to breathe.
“Hey, you’re
back.” Oh, witty greeting. Way to state the obvious. Better than gushing
how wonderful it was to see him, how much I’d missed him and feared he’d never
return. Now there he stood, hotter than Bon Jovi, and me his rabid fan.
Something
nagged at me; I’d meant to tell him…what? All I could do was stand and stare
more pathetic than a teenage girl high on her first hormone rush. What the hell
had come over me today?
Matt locked his
gaze on me. “Good to see you.” A throw-away phrase people tossed out to make
conversation, but he said it with such feeling, the emotions reverberated
through me. My hand went to my stomach, now performing Olympian gymnastics to
rival Mary Lou Retton’s floor routine.
“You, too. So
good.” Wow, I couldn’t believe I said it out loud, but I meant it. Matt had
moved away a year earlier. When Ray broke up with me, it had been a double
tragedy. Matt and I were buds, though we indulged in occasional flirtations.
Harmless, mostly. Except for the night we split a six pack waiting for Ray to
show up, and we shared something better—a kiss. One incredible, mind-blowing
kiss, the kind that starts off slow and builds to the intensity of a hurricane.
It turned my world upside down, but I begged him not to say a word to Ray. Then
Matt was gone, and soon after, Ray dropped the breakup bomb on me.
Ray grabbed his
sleeve. “We need to get in place. It’s almost time.”
“Calm down,”
Matt told him, shooting me a glance as they stepped up on the altar. A worried
look that said he wanted to be sure I was okay.
It sent a
tingle through my nerves, but the blare of the organ playing the “Wedding
March” erased it. Time to get to work, but I couldn’t shake the euphoria since
Matt arrived.
Taking a deep
breath, I pointed my camera at the six guys lined up, waiting for their pretty
maids all in a row. Except Matt, who still watched me with a gaze so focused,
it seemed to reach right through the telephoto lens. Without thinking, I
clicked the shutter, a picture I’d keep for myself. Not that I’d need it.
Already, his image had seared into my memory.
