Scattered Cinders: A Cinderella Fractured Fairy Tale

by Angela Corbett

Hunted by people who want to use her for her magic, Cinder has spent her life on the streets of Everly, hiding her powers and helping other magic users protect themselves from the monsters who want to exploit them. As a member of a prominent Everly family, Charming has always lived an easy and privileged life—until his younger sister, with dangerous magic of her own, is kidnapped. Charming is desperate, and willing to do anything to find her. A chance encounter with Cinder makes Charming realize that Cinder’s powers might be his sister’s best hope. Now Cinder has to decide if she’s going to run, or use her magic to fight aside Charming. But exposing herself means everything could go up in smoke.

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 27, 2021

About the author

As a child, Angela Corbett’s most prized possession was a set of read-along books. She used to follow along with the narrator and dream of when she would be able to read by herself. Her childhood reading habit led her to consider her future career. However, after consulting with her parents, she realized she had already exceeded hobbit height and since fairies and dragonslayers were tricky jobs to get, she decided she wanted to create worlds of her own.

Angela is a USA Today Bestselling author, and a graduate of Westminster College where she double majored in communication and sociology and minored in business. She has worked as a journalist, freelance writer, and director of communications and marketing. She lives in Utah with her extremely supportive husband and their dog, S'more. She loves classic cars, traveling, puppies, and can be bribed with The People's Coffee mochas.

She’s the author of Young Adult, New Adult, and Adult fiction—with lots of kissing. She writes under two names: Angela Corbett, and Destiny Ford.

Reviews

[Veray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Cinderella retelling!

I love the magic and the characters. The world building is interesting and unique. The romance is contentious and has a lovely ending.

[Sandra Rosin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute story and easy read.