*REVIEW* Me, Cinderella? (Cinderella #1) by Aubrey Rose

Reviewer: Donna

Rating: 5 Stars

Brynn is in college studying maths. She meets this guy, outside a coffee shop who looks down on his luck so she buys him a cup of coffee, only to discover that he is younger than she thought and has these striking blue eyes. She soon discovers he isn't a bum like she thought. She later on discovers that he is a mathematician legend and is in charge of selecting students to attend an academy in Hungary. He is a prince of sort with money and people in Hungary know him and his family.

Bryann wants to go so much. Its where her mother died and she sees it as an opportunity to go and see her grave. Eliot is a complicated guy, widowed when his wife died in a accident. He can't seem to move on so when Bryann starts freeing feelings in him he didn't think existed  since his wife died, he doesn't know how to cope so he tries to distance himself from her. Bryann and Eliot both have complicated lives. 

I loved the storyline and really got into the story from start until finish. I found some of the mathematics parts complicated and hard to read as i didn't understand it but there were very few moments like that and Bryann and Eliot's story was brilliant to read. Eliot was so stubborn a lot of the times and he kept making me angry but it kept me wandering what was going to happen between Bryann and Eliot. 

Brilliant read and i'm now so excited to read Broken prince, book 2 and find out what is going to happen between these two.

Brynn Tomlin could never afford to follow her heart. But when she sees a stranger shivering in the snow outside of the college library, an inexplicable urge leads her to buy him a hot cup of coffee. It's just a small act of kindness, a few words of conversation. Brynn should be focusing on her finals, after all, not on the man who looked up at her gratefully with piercing blue eyes. 


He could have been anyone - a janitor on break, a graduate student, a bum. But the man standing outside in the cold turns out to be Dr. Eliot Herceg, one of the most brilliant minds in mathematics and heir to a fortune. After years of reclusive isolation, he now finds his heart awakening to the kind girl whose name he does not know.


Brynn has spent her life trying to forget her desires, and Eliot's deep wounds have taken nearly a decade to heal. After so much hurt, will either of them be able to open their hearts again?