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Returning from a trip abroad, a modern-day Princess finds her beloved Village being attacked by its neighbor. Realizing that the attack was based in greed and jealousy, Princess Kia realizes that she may be her Village’s last hope to avoid a terrible conflict. After talking her best friend into sneaking her into the enemy’s camp, Kia hoped to be able to talk some sense into her childhood friend, Prince Nobel, who has just become King due to his father’s death. She knew that the only way to get into the camp was to blend in with the prostitutes, Kia sets herself up for some trouble when she is found wandering around the camp by Nobel’s best friend and First Knight. Was she going to find the kind and gentle boy that she had loved as a child, or would he be a cruel King leading this unnecessary conflict that would devastate both of their Villages? Or would she find a man that she could love and rely on even in these most dire of circumstances. If immediate passion and chemistry is the answer, these two will have a forbidden night that neither will be able to forget.

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Great Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts

Published: 1893

Total Pages: 322


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Großbritannien Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts

Published: 1893

Total Pages: 326


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