Oliver, the leader of the Wolves of Westfalian Woods didn't mean to take her prisoner. But she had seen his face. He determines to make it right by delivering her safely to the estate of the Grand Duchess.
But is she really safe there?
It's been ten years since Princess Petunia and her sisters were cursed to dance away the night at the underground balls of the King Under the Stone. Ten years of peace and tranquility. But now the sisters are having horrible dreams of the "princes" and the ball once more.
Oliver will have to work together with the princesses, their husbands, and some powerful magicians to save the princesses from the King Under the Stone forever.
This was a great ending to the Princess Trilogy by Jessica Day George. While it it not necessary to read the previous books before starting this one, it will greatly enhance the reading of the story. The first book Princess of the Midnight Ball, a retelling of "The Twelve Dancing Princesses", tells the story of the oldest princess Rose. The second book Princess of Glass, a retelling of "Cinderella", tells of the story of the middle princess Poppy. The third book Princess of the Silver Woods, a retelling of "Little Red Riding Hood", tells the story of the youngest princess Petunia. Together, they are a wonderfully interwoven story with each book building upon the previous book. These books would be great for teens who love fairy tales and romance with a touch of creepy evil.
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