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Why Can't You Just Be A NORMAL Princess?
Tara, Princess of the Realm of Brythrony, is weary of joining her parents' royal audiences, tired of sessions at the Law Courts, fed up with ribbon-cutting ceremonies, and hates the Season-the countless, tedious formal balls given around the kingdom that her mother insists she attend. She doesn't seem at all suited to ruling Brythrony; worse, she doesn't even appear to be interested! At last, in total frustration and disappointment, her parents send her out into the kingdom to perform a single very simple but important royal duty. Surely, they tell themselves, she'll come back more responsible and princess-like.
What could go wrong?
Plenty, as it turns out! Tara is kidnapped and left for lost on a burning, sinking ship. In the nick of time, she is rescued by another princess-a mermaid-and, together with four others each with her own abilities, must face down hostile witches, a bloodthirsty creature made of sand flies, and the malevolent queen of a strange underground kingdom who will stop at nothing to find a long-lost artifact. What chance does Tara, who isn't magical in the slightest, and her friends stand against so many bent on the destruction of them and Brythrony? All they have for help are several strange purses with a stick, a vial, and a bag of dust inside. What use could they possibly be?
And Tara still needs to prove to her parents she's worthy of ruling her own kingdom!
ISBN : 978-1-80074-977-1
Published: 25/01/2024
Pages : 644
Size : 234x156
Imprint : Olympia Publishers
CeCe began writing in earnest in elementary school, when asked to pencil one paragraph using that week's spelling words, but kept going and produced twelve pages instead. Since then, CeCe has served in the United States armed forces, analyzed bonds for investment management firms, and
lived in or visited all the United States, the United Kingdom and dozens of countries, but never stopped writing. Today, CeCe runs every morning, and works a respectable job during the day, but reserves the late afternoon, when possible, for writing.