In this fairy tale, the search for one’s identity comes to light as Misty Rain struggles to find out who she really is and what the images she remembers mean. While all this is happen, a lovelorn Prince Sirius seeks her out; only to be rejected over and over. The elegant artwork of the story draws the reader in and embellishes the fantastical backgrounds of the Dobeki and Unicorn Kingdoms. The emotions of the characters are easily felt thanks to the art style. While the story is somewhat slow moving, the reader becomes engrossed in answering the assorted mysteries that Misty Rain and Sirius are faced with. Bits of humor lace the story, giving the reader a break from the drama that hits hard when it comes. This is a deeper than average story; with smaller stories woven tightly alongside the main plot; sometimes out of no where. As it progresses, the story becomes more and more intriguing as new threats appear on the horizon. If you are patient and want to enjoy an above average fairy tale, you should give this one a try.

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