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    The Twelve Naughty Princesses
    The Twelve Naughty Princesses
    The Twelve Naughty Princesses
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    The Twelve Naughty Princesses

    By Adonis Devereux

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    Max is a soldier down on his luck, and when the king sends out a call for volunteers to solve the mystery of the twelve dancing princesses, Max figures he has nothing to lose. Nothing, of course, except his head if he should fail. Max has faced death before and doesn't fear it, but when he meets the princesses, all lovely, light-hearted, and battling constant exhaustion due to their mysterious nightly escapades, he realizes he could lose his heart as well.

    To win his princess, Max must break the spell. But he must face the truth that the twelve princesses are terribly naughty and do much more than just dance, and he will have to join in the amorous festivities himself to get them out.

    Be Warned: spanking, public exhibition, menage sex, multiple partners, anal sex, bondage, voyeurism.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateMay 17, 2012
    ISBN9781771300209
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      The Twelve Naughty Princesses - Adonis Devereux

      Published by Evernight Publishing at Smashwords

      http://www.evernightpublishing.com

      Copyright© 2012 Adonis Devereux

      ISBN: 978-1-77130-020-9

      Cover Artist: Jinger Heaston

      Editor: Marie Medina

      ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

      WARNING: The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal. No part of this book may be used or reproduced electronically or in print without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews.

      This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, and places are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      DEDICATION

      To JMJ

      THE TWELVE NAUGHTY PRINCESSES

      Naughty Fairy Tales

      Adonis Devereux

      Copyright © 2012

      Chapter One

      The roar of the crowd caused Max to look up from his dicing. It was a fine day for an execution, the bright sun smiling down on the condemned. Max squinted through the morning light glaring off soldiers’ steel helmets. The men-at-arms pushed the rowdy throng back with their polearms, trying to create a thoroughfare. Max chuckled.

      What’s so funny? The man across the table from him picked at his yellow teeth. He was losing, and he knew it. You gonna throw them dice, or what?

      Max picked up the wooden cup and ran his thumb across the carved relief of a pouncing cat on it. Luck had been his friend all these years; he doubted it would fail him now. He tossed the dice into the cup and gave it a few swirls before turning it over in one quick move, slamming it down onto the cracked, weather-beaten wood of the table. The man across from him stared at the cup.

      Max needed Bones and Swords to win, to take everything his opponent had. He glanced over at the pile of silver at his elbow. Everything he had, too.

      Bones and Swords came up, and Max clapped his rough hands together once in joy. Ha!

      His opponent glared at the dice and then knocked them away in clear disgust. The look in his eyes told Max that he was contemplating snatching the coins and running. Max, however, had no stomach for a fight this morning, so he slowly produced his shortblade and laid it flat on the table, hoping the yellow-toothed man would get the hint. His opponent swallowed hard. Apparently he did.

      The crowd roared again, and they both turned to look.

      So, who’s getting the axe today? Max asked.

      Prince Erik, they say.

      Max half-stood to get a better view through the crowd. He was sitting just outside the inn where he was staying, off the main road but close enough to the city square to be caught in the middle of all the excitement. The prince of Tiranto? Max had campaigned in his father’s lands a few years back.

      His dicing companion nodded but did not explain the obvious.

      So Max had to ask. Why would the king execute a prince of a rival kingdom and risk war?

      Yellow-tooth, as Max now thought of him, turned back, surprise in his eyes. Where’ve you been that you ain’t heard of what’s been going on?

      Max rolled up the sleeve of his tunic to reveal his legion’s tattoo. Been off at war.

      A veteran, eh? Yellow-tooth nodded in approval. Spent a couple years in the army myself.

      Max rolled his eyes. And probably got kicked out for being a disorderly drunk, too, he imagined. He could smell the beer on Yellow-tooth. So, you gonna tell me what’s going on, or do I have to guess? I’m gonna be suiting up for war again?

      Yellow-tooth just smiled, and Max cringed. See, the king’s got himself a bit of a problem. Seems he can’t figure out what’s wrong with his daughters.

      Max wanted to throttle him. He hated men who drew stories out, savoring every moment of suspense. He just wanted it straight. What’s wrong with his daughters?

      They’re bewitched, all twelve of them, or so everyone says. They dance all night under some sort of spell, and ain’t no one can break it, see.

      Max failed to see the problem. What?

      Yep. Yellow-tooth turned back to look at the crowd. Every morning, their dancing shoes are danced to pieces, and the king can’t figure out why.

      Max shrugged. Just set a watch over the girls.

      He’s tried that, but the guards always fall asleep.

      Royal guards do not fall asleep. Yellow-tooth had been listening to too many wild rumors.

      Heads have been rolling daily, Yellow-tooth said, fixing Max with a stare that was supposed to frighten him. It did not.

      So, Max measured his words, "what’s Prince Erik got to do

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