Cinderella Screwed Me Over by Cindi Madsen

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Poor blonde and fit Darby couldn’t seem to find the perfect man. The book was from the perspective of Darby, an interior designer who had sworn off men, but miraculously couldn’t stop talking about why she had sworn off men. That’s what reading Cinderella Screwed Me Over was like.

Add a few more bad one-liners and a dash of bitterness and serve cold. Throw the plot of every chick flick containing Katherine Heigl into a blender and blend away.

Cinderella Screwed Me Over by Cindi Madsen