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Princess Heir by Tima Hiba
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Is deceit a king’s greatest weapon—or his downfall?
For generations, a dark and shadowy enemy has terrorized the kingdom of Gaina in secret. Now, that darkness is tightening its hold. Lano, the King of Gaina, is desperate to keep the truth buried—just as his forefathers did before him.
But his daughter, Nola, can sense the rot beneath the surface. Determined to uncover the mystery, she begins to pull at the threads of her father’s lies. When the truth finally emerges, it will do more than test a kingdom. It will determine if Lano and Nola’s fragile bond can survive the weight of the past.
In a land built on secrets, sometimes the light is more dangerous than the dark.
Series note: This is Book 2 in The Gainans Series.
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Idealism can be a dangerous weapon.
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