Fairy Tales have been around as long as human beings have been telling stories. The ancient Greeks told fairy tales in the forms of God Myths. Then, in the middle ages in Europe, fairy tales took the forms of pagan narratives of natural and supernatural creatures (hence the word "fairy"). Finally, at the hands of writers like the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Anderson, fairy tales became passionate tales of knights, princes, frogs, and dwarves, all interlocked in morality plays of power and deception and love.

But if there's one figure that appears more than any other in the classic fairy tale, it's the beautiful young princess. Whether she's stuck in a tower, oppressed beneath the fist of a cruel father king, or sleeping soundly until a handsome prince awakens her with a kiss, the damsel in distress appears in most fairy tales. And when you look at the photos to the left, you can picture what these writers of old must have had in mind when they described a young woman so beautiful that young men were willing to brave anything to have a go at her.

Her name is Corinna, and she is as "beautiful young princess" as they get. With her long flowing blonde locks (Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!) and her ripe sensuous body, she is the very image of the gorgeous maiden. Her eyes lure you in, and her perfect white figure keeps you in love forever.

And she's all yours...if you can slay the dragon!!! Or, if that's not your style, you can simply come into FEMJOY. We've got her TRAPPED in our tower of pure nudes! :-)