Author M. David Lutz strikes gold again, not once but twice, with the delightful sequel to "The Princess and the Plumber: Beast to Beauty."
In "The Princess and the Plumber in the Looking Glass," Lutz's signature humour continues to shine, bringing a smile to my face with every twist and turn of the story.
The familiar faces from Book 1 return, joined by a fresh cast of zany villains and unlikely heroes.
King Public and Queen Ample of Parking-Lot hold court while their transformed daughter, Princess Tundra (now the fairest in the land), has a joyless married life with Prince Charming.
A new villain emerges. Sheila, wielding a magical mirror and an inflated sense of self-importance, believes beauty reigns supreme. Dissatisfied with the mirror's pronouncements, (as to who is the fairest in the land), she sets her sights on destroying Princess Tundra.
Lutz masterfully crafts a story that leaves you wanting more.
The ending throws a surprising curveball, leaving me eager to see what fate awaits these wacky characters.
If you're searching for a laugh-out-loud adventure, look no further than "The Princess and the Plumber" series! ( )