Wheeler Scott

Tonight I read a fairy tale. I can't find a better term to describe Snow by Wheleer Scott. It's the revisited tale of SnowWhite and Cinderella but here SnowWhite/Cinderella is a young man called David and the troll aren't seven, but one name Alec. We have also a Prince Charming named Michael. And two bad but beautiful stepbrother named Prince and Princess. And the Hunter.

And, like in the old fairy tale we have sex, but we dont' read it. The sex scenes are very intuitive, like in the romance of our grandmothers (Heyer, Cartland, in Italy Liala...)

It is a very strange book, in some way unexpected. I'm a "bad girl", so when I bought it I was thinking to read something hot, a revisited tale about a young man and the miner who saved him.

Instead I read a over romantic fable, of singing lost prince and handsome princess. Really I can reccomend this reading to a teens. Or to an adult, if he wants to dream and to think to be again young and innocent. This story is like fresh water.

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