Saving the Prince

Saving the Prince

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Pielandia was a perfect kingdom where everything was perfect. But what happens when the prince's journey plans go awry? Join a princess, her lady-in-waiting, a peasant, the castle wizard, and the castle's assasin as they set out to save the prince. Sorry the summary isn't the greatest, but thanks for reading!!!! :)
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