The Queen's Princess [ON HOLD]

The Queen's Princess [ON HOLD]

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Taken and raised as the Queen's princess and assassin, simple doesn't apply to 18-year-old Jessica Midford. Her whole life was based on death, destruction and royal schedules, she dosen't know how to live any other way. When a terrorist comes to threaten England and America, Jessica will have to work with American secret firm agents and embark on a mission filled with, lies, death, disguises and of course, love. But one thing is for sure, Jessica's f*ck-you-attitude is determined to keep everyone at arms length. Will her unfound feelings surface and make her weak? Or will it strengthen her and open her eyes to a new and unsuspecting truth?
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Being royalty is something that many children, and even some adults dream about It truly is ideal. Unlimited money, endless respect, loyalty. You could have anything with a simple snap. But it's not perfect. In fact, it is very far from that. Jaelyn Stone is one of the princesses of England. Her parents are respected, though if anyone knew how they acted behind the castle walls, they would turn away in disgust. She has a little sister and a baby brother. Her parents only care about her brother. Leading Jaelyn to face the anger and sickness of her parents, struggling to protect the younger children She is desperate for love, but is it all worth it? Would *he* be worth it?

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