Glass-Slipper-dot.com by Rebecca Anderson

Excellent!!by Anonymous

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March 03, 2001: I love this book!!! It was exciting, captivating, and entertaining. Even as a young teen I could find myself relating to how Eileen felt. It made me feel like I was right there seeing and feeling everything happen. I love it when a book takes you to places you've never been.

Whimsical but enjoyable romanceby harstan

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November 20, 2000: The Wishmakers network knows they are in trouble if they fail to grant Eileen Pringle her one wish. Good witch Mirabelle Saintly realizes failure means oblivion for her and her peers, as they will become as extinct as what has occurred to some of their fabled brethren. Eileen?s wish seems simple enough: to find the true love of her life. However, the complication is that Eileen believes that her boss, childhood friend Brock Van Buren, is the one for her even if he desires her stepsister.

Eileen learns that hackers broke into their company?s computer system. The firm hires Daniel Collins, who is actually an undercover Fed named Daniel Manatucci, to work with Eileen. He quickly realizes that Eileen had nothing to do with the hacking and asks her to help him uncover the identities of the criminals and prove Brock is innocent. Anything for Brock, Eileen agrees. Daniel falls in love with Eileen, but realizes she pines for Brock. Eileen struggles with her feelings for Daniel after believing she loved Brock. Mirabelle knows she needs to pull off a miracle to assist love on its natural cause.

Rebecca Anderson provides a bewitching adult fairy tale romance. The Good Witches network is clever and adds a whimsical feel to a warm tale. The key human characters share wants and desires that seem will never be fulfilled though readers will cast a wish to the Wishmakers to see that it happens. Rebecca Anderson writes a playful and wonderful novel that will leave everyone casting wishes.

Harriet Klausner