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    Slave: A Dark(ish) Faerie Tale, #1

    By Candace Blevins

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    Because you're never too old for Faerie Tales...

    Halflings born in the human realm can stay if they can pass for human, but a baby with bright red and yellow hair, pointed ears, glowing green eyes, and swirled purple and green nails had to be relocated. With no family in Faerie to claim her, the newborn was auctioned off as a slave.

    In Faerie, slaves are property with no rights. The baby is now an adult, and has been given in tribute to The Winter Queen.

    Queen Mab has worked hard to make everyone in Faerie fear her, but her new pleasure slave enjoys the kiss of her whip. Can the Dark Queen have a tender side? The Dragon King once loved her, after all, so there has to be more to her than the evil, ruthless queen we've seen so far.

    Climb aboard and experience the best and worst the Winter Queen can dish out.

    Slave is book one in the Dark(ish) Faerie Tale quadrilogy. The series takes place within the greater Kirstin O'Shea universe, but can be read without being familiar with the other books and series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaleidowords Publishing
    Release dateApr 20, 2018
    ISBN9781386590101
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