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    Sinner

    By Toni V. Sweeney

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    Aric kan Ingan had it all.
    Pampered and spoiled, he had been groomed since the age of twelve to be heir to the throne of Arcanis...until his uncle surprised everyone by falling in love with an Earthwoman.
    Headstrong and beautiful, Elizabeth Sheffield had never met a man she couldn’t wrap around her little finger...until she met Aric. The vengeful former heir and the margrave’s bride are instant enemies, trading threats and insults, until Fate gives their feud an unexpected complication and makes them fall in love.
    While Aric and Elizabeth engage in their passionate but illicit affair, other forces in the kingdom are gathering for a more sinister alliance, conspiring rebellion and murder...
    ...with Aric as the not-so-innocent pawn.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClass Act Books
    Release dateFeb 14, 2018
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    Toni V. Sweeney

    Toni V. Sweeney has lived 30 years in the South, a score in the Middle West, and a decade on the Pacific Coast and now she’s trying for her second 30 on the Great Plains. Since the publication of her first novel in 1989, Toni has written 92 novels, with 89 of them being published. This includes several series.

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