Throughout the story they discover just how difficult it is to stay one step ahead of the “vicious” Lunar Queen, who was persistent in keeping Prince Kai as her husband, her king, and how many others see it, her prisoner.
As Scarlet and Wolf work together to unravel one problem, they cross another mystery when encountering Cinder. Both of them team up to uncover Scarlet’s missing grandmother, but what really shocked her readers was the appearance of Cinder herself. The book follows two factoring characters, Scarlet Benoit and Wolf. Not too long after Meyer released her debut novel did she put her readers in awe when Scarlet was released. Cinder is only one of many epic novels Meyer has wrote, with each defined detail capturing the hearts of many. However, she is caught between duty and freedom when Prince Kai’s enters her life. She was made to follow orders, a professional mechanic for a reason. Cinder, being the main character is a mechanic cyborg, the ultimate enigma. Marissa Meyer reveals the beauty fallen beneath the gutter of forbidden, wicked attraction between two separate lives. CINDERĬinder revels in a dystopian fiction-a life beyond a child’s wildest dreams. Days went by, and eventually the right offer struck making CINDER her first debut novel in the Lunar Chronicles. As an unlikely result, Meyer then became a freelance typesetter and proofreader. It was then that she realized she wanted a career as a novelist she continued her schooling until she got her master’s degree and settled as an editor in Seattle after graduation.
Her stay at the University was rewarded with a Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing and Children’s Literature. Later on she attended Pacific Lutheran University and her new job was to be a mail attendant. When Meyer was of age to work, her first job was at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Tacoma, Washington. When Marissa Meyer was in her teenage years, she had discovered anime and fanfiction-throughout the years she developed a hobby of creating her own fan fictions like the one’s she read.
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