A solid 3 stars!!! 
 This was a fairly nice retelling of Sleeping Beauty but I had a really hard time trying to give a rating for this book mainly because there were parts that I liked and some which I didn't. So, I will list them. 
 Pros: 
 - I loved Apolline. She was a real bad-ass. Not your average princess. She's a huntress and has a strong but kind personality. 
 - Allard: The Prince of Oran. I adored his parts in the book and longed for them when he wasn't there. I loved his relationship with Apolline. 
 - The magical bits with the sorceress, fantastical creatures as well as the pirates. I didn't mind it being meshed with the hi-tech stuff. The story was set in another galaxy. 
 - The various fairytales that were woven throughout with references made to Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella and others. 
 Now for the cons: 
 - The worldbuilding or most importantly the inconsistencies in it. Like for example, sometimes while reading I forgot that the characters were in space, on other planets. Like the author used words like "park" and "shopping mall" which made me think they were in the United States. That was very confusing. 
 - Bryanna's actions throughout the story. I felt like she took a backseat throughout the first half of the novel. I mean, come on, she is a powerful sorceress but the author made her seem silly and weak. It was only towards the end that we truly see her come into her element. But, then I longed to see more of her plotting :( 
 - Inconsistencies with character names. We see names like "Brencis" and "Cytheria". Then all of a sudden there is a "Donald" and "Charles". Those didn't sound fantastical at all. Like I said with the world building, I felt like I was on Earth not Tyrone or in another galaxy for that matter. 
 Overall, I did enjoy the story regardless of the negatives. This book is part of a series. So, I can't wait to see how things pan out.