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Dec 12, 2016
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Who Shall Reign

by Obrien, Cheryl
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Wicked King Nicholas had stolen the right to the throne of Delnon by treachery. The rightful heir was Terrance Lassal. For years Terrance put his family's safety first, but when his daughter Mia reached the age of fourteen he began to train her as a warrior princess. She surrounded herself with skilled friends, Sandra, Cleo, and Ellen who also trained with her. Together they created havoc for King Nicholas and his armies. Their intention: to fight to regain the throne for Mia's father. Upon the day of their capture the four girls were part of a master plan. Their goal was to trick King Nicholas into trusting Mia by the use of a sacred necklace and a promise he had made to her mother long ago. Should she reach success, Terrance Lassal would once again sit on the throne of Delnon. As the story unravels Delnon becomes the interest of the King John Salamay of Bashur. He has his own desire to put his son Jayleal on the throne, making Delnon the fourth country to be overtaken by the Salamay Family. Just when victory is achieved by Mia's efforts, intrigues and alliances are formed to pull Delnon from her father's grasp. This is the story of her fight and how much she will need to surrender to keep the throne of Delnon.

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Pub dateDec 12, 2016
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