A review by adrayton629
The Mermaid's Madness by Jim C. Hines

4.0

This was a great followup to The Stepsisters Scheme. The first book was slow but it step up the characters and what great characters they are. Hines has a great imagination for taking these classic stories and turning them into something exciting. The Mermaid's Madness was a good book and I think I liked the character developments as much as the plot. Danielle after this may become more cynical, Snow may start noticing more than just the magical world, Talia more open, and Queen Bea finishing up loose ends. Even though we were introduced to Prince Armand and King Theodore last book we got to see more of them and how as a whole they all complement each other and understand each other. I even like the addition of Prince Varisto and how his intentions could cause some trouble in the future.