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    The Slumbering Prince: Shadows & Starlight, #1

    By Carmen Dominique Taxer and Richard T. Wheeler

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    A Dark Gothic Romance Serial.

    New Babylon is a unique city with a mysterious history. Locals know it as the city built on sin, out-of-towners know it as the quaint remnants of a city wracked by civil war, now led by the Church. While the out-of-towners think almost nothing of the town's past, the locals are coloured by it, shaped and changed by what has come before, and by what waits beneath their feet.

    With her troubled past haunting her all the way into a new school, a new life, the last thing Liza Templeton needs is terrifying nightmares. Seeking out the help of the mysterious school councellor and her new friends, Liza tries to banish the visions, but they only grow stronger as she uncovers the secrets of New Babylon and her family name. Whoever the man in her nightmares is, he has been there all along, waiting for her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarmen Dominique Taxer
    Release dateApr 2, 2019
    ISBN9781386383482
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