Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review. 
 Publish date: 21st May 2015 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 This didn't quite turn out to be the book I thought it was going to be. It was sort of a steampunk cinderella. It's not obvious at first and it's not the main plot, but you start to see the comparison early on, I noticed it enough by 14% to make a note. It's quite clever how it's slipped in there, some bits don't quite fit smoothly, but I think it's a teen book, which sounds like I'm saying it doesn't matter, but I do find they tend to have more 'plot holes' because to explain them will just make the story too complex. Unlike cinderella though, the ending didn't come when the 'prince' found his 'bride'. 
 I do feel that too much time was spent on the before and not enough on the after, but then the curse was the primary plot so that couldn't be sorted too soon into the book! And, unfortunately, there was love triangle moments. I'm 50/50 about the ending too, on one hand I didn't like it, but on another I did, which is totally confusing. 
 I can't really pick a favourite character in this book. There was one who might have been, had there been more of an after. As it is, we don't get to see enough about her. And it's obvious who I liked the least to be honest with you, you'll know her when you see her, trust me! 
 This would be a good book for those who like fairytale retellings and are interested in trying steampunk books. It's light on the strampunk and if it weren't for the inventions one may even believe it to be a normal retelling with a twist.