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    Kingdom of Moonlight

    By Josie Litton

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    Readers were first captivated by the tantalizing kingdom of Akora in Josie Litton’s breathtaking Dream Island. Now the legendary nation renowned for the strength of its warriors--and the allure of its women--faces a threat to its future. Only the forbidden passion between an outsider and its own young princess can determine its fate....

    Kingdom of Moonlight

    It is the first trip abroad for Kassandra, the courageous princess of Akora. Enamored of all things English, the exotic beauty is eager to mingle with London society--and meet her first English gentleman. But the striking man she discovers in her brother’s home is quite the opposite of what she expected. Powerful and commanding as an Akoran warrior, he hardly resembles the sensitive knight she’d envisioned--yet he is exactly what she will need. For Kassandra’s journey is about to bring her face-to-face with both the man of her dreams and her most terrifying fear....
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateDec 18, 2007
    ISBN9780307418166
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      I love the kingdom of Akora. I want to live there. Princess Kassandra of Akora has always had a gift: She sometimes gets glimpses of the future. What she sees, the destruction of Akora, is something she hopes to prevent. Kassandra's new brother-in-law, Royce of Hawkforte did not have a great time the last time he was in Akora, what with being held prisoner and all. He's got a bone to pick with those who threaten Akora's future as well. (Also, obvs, they like each other). Kassandra is an awesome heroine. So intelligent and strong, willing to do her duty to her country even if it threatens her burgeoning romance, capable of stepping in for her brother, the Vanax, and ruling while he is unable. Royce is not threatened by her strength and intelligence, rather he admires her for it and seeks to protect her as well as support her in doing what she must. (He does go a bit overboard on the protectiveness thing, but don't they all?). I love it. I love this writer. Can't wait for more...and I think I know where the next one is headed!!