: Until Midnight: A Dystopian Fairy Tale (The Crimson Fold Book 1) eBook : Bedford, Erin: Kindle Store by Erin Bedford

: Until Midnight: A Dystopian Fairy Tale (The Crimson Fold Book 1) eBook : Bedford, Erin: Kindle Store Reviews

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  Mallory Gardner

  I was scrolling my way through Facebook, as I do most times when I am desperately bored, and happened across a post: Cinderella and the Hunger Games in one? Sounds like a “win” for me! And it really, really was! I am not even exaggerating when I say that I
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  Seraphia

  Until Midnight by Erin Bedford is a dystopian fairy tale and book in The Crimson Fold series. In this book, we are introduced to Clarabelle aka Clara. She grew up in the Glade, the outskirts of society growing the food that the people in the Inner Circle and Core eat. She
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  Ashes

  I was completely hooked at the beginning! Loved the idea that she'd be invited to go to the castle and compete for the prize! Especially since the castles was full of vampires! Holy cow! The build up was perfect, the story was great and clean, and I like Clara a lot.
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  Karen

  Erin Bedford has written a wonderfully twisted fairy tale based on Cinderella for teens and older readers. The main character was great she remained true to herself throughout the book and I really enjoyed the fairy godmother and the girls. I would have liked a
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  Sairaika

  This fairy tale has no happy endings Only dark beginnings Cinderella meets The Selection meets The Hunger Games with a wicked and twisted twist that will leave you dangerously addicted. What a knock out and stunning read! This is definitely
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  Dee

  An interesting story set in a paranormal world full of menace, betrayal, mystery, intrigue and suspense. Every where she turns there is suspense, intrigue, villains, etc. I enjoyed reading this book. I liked how the author wove the reveals into the
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  Tera

  This is the first book in a new series by this author and I am so happy I one click pre ordered it. This is a dystopian fairy tale based off of Cinderella. I really enjoyed the fact that the lead character Clarabelle aka Clara refuses to be like other girls. She refuses to
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  AngelaC

  From the first page until the end we are taken on a ride through a society that has skewed its values and turned upside down. Lead by the elite and gought over by the poor, chances for social mobility are few. Clara is one who questions and the one who's eyes we see