The Princess Curse is a delightful mix of magic, herbs and Greek mythology and fairy tales, a wonderful blend of "The Twelve Dancing Princesses" and "Beauty and the Beast"! Add Eastern Europe into the setting and you have yourself a great way to will away a few hours. 
 Reveka was such a fantastic character to read. She's spunky, smart and very relentless when it comes to getting what she wants. She remains me very much of Kat from Kat, Incorrigible. She is determined to solve the curse that plagues the princesses and you'd think that with so many elements involved, the story would get muddled. Surprisingly, this isn't the case. The Princess Curse is a well-thought out and definitely interesting tale. 
 The story definitely starts off on a lighter note and by the end of it, when Reveka has to travel to the Underworld to save her father, I truly felt that she has grown so much as a character. She may be too foolhardy at times but at the end of it all, she was a character that one can sympathize with and love. 
 The Princess Curse ends on a note that can easily fit in a sequel, something that I definitely approve of. While packed with details and twists and turns, there were still some bits that needed elaboration, such as the the origins of our hero/villain. He was such an enigma and honestly, if there was anything missing from the story, it'd be his background.