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Stolen Princess
Stolen Princess
Stolen Princess
Audiobook12 hours

Stolen Princess

Written by Nikki Jefford

Narrated by Em Eldridge

2.5/5

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About this audiobook

She sacrificed herself to save her family from poverty....

The ball was only the beginning.

It wasn't enough to kill my mate, heir to the throne. My obsessive fae brother-in-law wants the crown. And he wants me ruling by his side.

I thought I was done with romance, until a certain pompous elf reappeared in my life at the illustrious Monster Ball. A little teasing led to bruised lips and captured hearts. No one wants Jhaeros and me to be together, not even my favorite sister, Melarue. But she's a teenager just coming into her elemental powers and discovering boys - the wrong kind - the type I want to shoot arrows through.

My royal in-laws are playing a treacherous game, and my brother-in-law is determined to get what he wants. But this elf princess no longer has a master. I don't want a crown. I want freedom, family, and the love of a lifetime. But love might be the one thing that destroys us all.

Note: This audiobook includes the prequel novella, Enemies and Lovers.

Contains mature themes.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherTantor Audio
Release dateAug 20, 2019
ISBN9781541403024
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