Cute Trolls. Who woulda thought it? 
 Spoilers, of course 
 So....Cecile, a beautiful singer, was riding her horse on her way to see her mother. Then an old acquaintance, Luc, started following her. Kidnapping her and bringing her to an old cave, eventually. Through thick and thin crap under a mountain to Trollus, an old city fully populated with trolls. These trolls are not like what you think of when you hear the word "troll". Some are ugly, but some are cute. Including Prince Tristan, whom Cecile was immediately forced marry. The trolls thought that she would break their curse, which would lift the mountain that they're under. And, drum roll please...... 
 It didn't. 
 So, now she has to try to figure out how to break the curse along with her new husband, who she can't help falling in love with. 
 Sound's great, right? Well, it was. You'd think the romance aspect of it was great too. NOPE. 
 If I had to describe the romance in this book, it would be....more like a childish attempt at romance. I don't want to get into too much detail about it, but that's what took off half of a star. It was sorta cliched and it wasn't very good. I hope that the next books are better, if I read them. 
 Cecile was stupid. Another half of a star gone. She was stupider than America from The Selection (throwback!!). Every decision she made ended up biting her on the butt later. The only decisions that didn't bite her on the butt were probably the ones where she had to choose her dresses. She endangered everyone's lives, including Tristan's. 
 Tristan sort of redeemed this book for me. Sure, he was that typical prince, where he acts like he hates the girl and he's such a crapface, but he wuuuvs her. But, he wasn't stupid like Cecile. He cared about her. And it was funny to see him get jealous that one time because of Christoph, one of Cecile's acquaintances. 
 Anais was annoying for a bit. She was a bit too close to Tristan. But, I actually started liking her throughout the middle. I could tell that she would eventually turn out to be nice (another thing with this book: it was predictable). By the way, I LOVE the name Anais. 
 So, I probably won't read the next two books. This one was entertaining and all, but it wasn't the best.