Kings, Captives, Faeries, Warriors, Princes, and Traitors. Even Sasquatch!

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FAERIES & WARRIORS!

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This series has it all: Kings, Captives, Faeries, Warriors, Princes, and Traitors. Even Sasquatch!

How can you resist a tagline like that. I wouldn't have resisted, but this year has been so crazy with all my various hospitalizations. But I'm well now, so maybe I'll get to read it now. I've certainly enjoyed many other of Dana Pratola's books.

Here's what the author says:

~~It's not your mother's Christian fiction.~~

God gave me a passion to write Christian Romance. These books don’t contain explicit sex scenes, but my characters have real desires, struggles and choices to make. A lot of the time they make the wrong ones. No subject is prohibited, but good always triumphs and God is glorified.

In my personal life, He has also blessed me with a wonderful husband and three dynamic children, all of whom are destined to make wide, colorful splashes in this world. We share our New Jersey home with three dogs. I have no hobbies to speak of, unless you include writing. I don’t.

WHERE TO FIND HER:

https://www.danapratolaromance.com/

And here's what I've read about the book:

This series has it all: Kings, Captives, Faeries, Warriors, Princes, and Traitors. Even Sasquatch!

Evangeline’s loyalty is tested even as she draws nearer to her husband, Ryor. He sent Daniel to a prison compound and although she wants to be furious, she’s found another of Queen Linda’s journals and its revelations leave no room for anger. Only more secrets.
When Ryor learns Daniel is being abused at Apirno, he sends him to the Faeries for safe-keeping. But he has more to worry about than Daniel, even more than Evangeline’s anger. There is a traitor in the kingdom.

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 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0979PRWZY/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i1 

 Everywhere Else: https://books2read.com/u/m0KpZP

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