The Hunt for Cinderella Books in Order
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Last updated: July 9, 2026
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The Hunt for Cinderella books in publication order
3 books
The Bride and the Bargain
by Allison Leigh
2008
A practical bargain seems like the perfect way to solve a Hunt family problem, until genuine attraction gets in the way. In this Cinderella-flavored romance, business and love are a risky mix.
Once Upon a Proposal
by Allison Leigh
2010
In a family world where marriage can mean security and inheritance, a well-meant proposal quickly gets complicated. Fairy-tale expectations collide with very real emotions in this contemporary Cinderella romance.
Once Upon a Valentine
by Allison Leigh
2014
Shea Weatherby does not trust fairy-tale endings, and getting pregnant after a one-night stand only proves her point. Paxton Merrick is determined to be more than a brief mistake, if she'll let him.
The Hunt for Cinderella books in chronological order
The Bride and the Bargain
by Allison Leigh
2008The Hunt for Cinderella, Book 1
Once Upon a Proposal
by Allison Leigh
2010The Hunt for Cinderella, Book 2
Once Upon a Valentine
by Allison Leigh
2014The Hunt for Cinderella, Book 3
Series background & context
The Hunt for Cinderella is a shared-world romance series with a fairy-tale wink and a very modern problem. The Hunt family men are pushed toward marriage by inheritance pressure, which means love, money, pride, and family expectations all arrive in the same scene.
That setup gives the series its spark. The books mix wealthy family drama with women who are not especially interested in playing the princess on cue. Allison Leigh's entries, including The Bride and the Bargain, Once Upon a Proposal, and Once Upon a Valentine, keep the Cinderella framing but ground it in contemporary choices, practical concerns, and plenty of chemistry.
The tone is lighter than some of Leigh's Wyoming books, but the emotional engine is similar. People have to decide whether a convenient arrangement, a family demand, or one reckless choice might accidentally lead them to the real thing.
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