A Romantic Comedy / Drama / Modern Day Fairy Tale: about a 21st century descendant of a 17th century curse. Cindy's just a college student dealing with her outrages parents and the difficulties of being socially different. Finding true love is hard enough, but her life is turned upside down when she falls for someone who is truly unique. Bombarded by the suspicions of her friends and family, can she set aside her doubts and endure the bitter sweet turmoil and impossibly ridiculous antics that follow? Will true love prevail?
Review
It's Shallow Hall meets You've Got Mail, for a delightful twist on True Love.
From the Author
This book is for Young Adults or those that are Young at Heart
From the Novel
Eighteen year old Salina, wearing a rose peddled dress, aimlessly walks through the maze of kiosks... Maggie, a forty year old teacher and the resident cougar describes Salina, "She's kind of tall, C-cup, 36-26-34, brown hair, and blue eyes with a bit of an olive complexion." ... Graham, a tall, well-dressed, and openly gay twenty-eight year old man, notices Salina and says, "That beauty could bring out the beast. Not mine of course. My beast was outed a long time ago."
Violence <1%
There's only one 30-second scene where a man is rough with Salina's friend and Salina hits him. Otherwise there is no violence in the story.
Sexuality <1%
There are only two romantic scenes.
General Audience
The story is light-hearted, it's primarily a comedy, but it does deal with some emotional issues that many teenagers face. There are several Gay characters and specific hardships relating to being Gay. However, this is not a story about being Gay, it's a story about friendship, acceptance, and true love.
