More like the absurd ramblings of a pig-headed, naïve, feminist romanticist. I thought it would be fun to share with you guys, the actual letter that Brian wrote to Ella, which you won’t find in the book. “When she wrote me back, it was love at first fight.” No doubt he was thinking about the exact same thing I was. “Nice and polite? He called me a pig-headed, naïve feminist romanticist!”Įveryone in the room laughed, and even I had to smile because a secretive smirk crept over Brian’s face. I wrote a very nice and polite Letter To The Editor explaining how completely misguided her theory was.”īrian chuckled, but I scoffed. “She had this insane theory that Prince Cinder should have chosen Ellamara instead of Princess Ratana, which of course I absolutely had to argue with. Morgan.”Ĭheers erupted, and after the noise died down Brian continued on. “You guys might have heard of it-The Cinder Chronicles by L.P. “I met Ella through her blog over three years ago, after I came across a post she’d written about my favorite book series.” He flashed the audience a devastating smile.

Brian’s bold letter about Ella’s post, and Ella’s heated reply, sparked a strong Internet friendship that carried them both through some difficult times. While they agreed that The Cinder Chronicles was the best set of books ever to be penned, and that the author was a genius, that was pretty much where their mutual understanding stopped. Ella has a book and movie review blog, and “met” Brian the day he wrote her an email about a post she’d written on his favorite book series. In Cinder & Ella, Brian and Ella share a passion for all things reading and fantasy.

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