According to Darby Quinn, Cinderella is the liar of all liars. Prince Charmings may in fact be full of charm, but true happy endings are nonexistent. After strings of relationships that always ended badly, Darby wants nothing more than to focus on her career and her own happiness without a committed man. When she meets Jake, he constantly surprises her by not fitting into the typical, no-good prince profiles, and he doesn't give up easily no matter how many times she tries to explain her dating rules. If she's not careful, she just might find herself falling for him.

CINDERELLA SCREWED ME OVER by Cindi Madsen is a delightfully classy and witty story perfect for fans of romantic comedies. Throughout the novel, Darby talks about her case studies of her relationships and links them up to particular fairy tales. While many of them are laugh out loud funny, there are balanced by some serious ones that help you understand what Darby is going through, and she becomes an amazingly relatable character. What I love most about them is how clever they are to fit the fairy tale and how entertaining they are to read.

While I really love Darby and her electric personality that strangely mashes a no-nonsense attitude with a kind and fun heart, the beginning felt a little repetitive at times. It seemed for a while that all she talked about was relationships and their doom, and I wanted to see more of her other opinions on things and other aspects of her life. Luckily, the reader does get to see some awesome glances at Darby's work as an interior design later on in the story, which made me want to turn on HGTV.

Overall, you couldn't ask for a better kick your heels off and relax kind of book to lose yourself in. CINDERELLA SCREWED ME OVER is fun, touching, hilarious, and has the perfect level of swoon. Cindi Madsen has a wonderful and distinct voice in her writing, and I can't wait to pick up more of her work.