In old fairy tales the boy was handsome and rich and brave; the girl was young and thin and docile. The boy performed an extraordinary feat and proved he was worthy of her love. They walked
into the sunset and lived happily ever. That’s all very nice, but how many women in the 21st century, balancing career and relationships, still believe getting a pretty boy at the end of the
day makes a fairy tale ending? Chances are she is neither young nor thin nor docile. Rather, she is worldly, smart, and independent. She isn’t naïve about relationships. She knows walking into
the sunset is the beginning of the real story, not the end. She may want a different kind of fairy tale. The kind that makes sense to her. Like having a pile of cash falling out of the sky and
landing at her feet. Enough cash for her to realize her dreams. Her way. In ONE ENCHANTED EVENING, that’s what happens to a single mom. She finds a brand new Prada bag filled with cash on the
street in Hollywood. She takes it home. Strange things begin to happen. She wonders if the money has a shady origin, if the police and/or the hoods are after her, if she’s in over her head.
What should she do? Give up the money? Or, keep the money and run? This is the story of the five days that change her life.One Enchanted Evening is the contemporary version of Cinderella and
the first of the series Fairy Tales for Real People.
