Princess of Glass is the second in The Princesses of Westfalin Trilogy. This take on the fairy tale of Cinderella, finds Princess Poppy visiting the kingdom of Breton. After vowing never to dance again, Poppy finds herself enjoy the company of the handsome princes and enjoying the occasional card game at the many balls. That is until a mysterious servant girl, who goes by Ellen, appears. Things start to go awry and Poppy is sure that there is magic afoot.

I didn't like this as well as the first book. I felt it moved rather slowly and at times I didn't feel the story was as coherent as it should have been, especially where the magic was concerned. It honestly took me three times to get started on it because I couldn't remember what was going on and would have to start over again.