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The Jeweled Pomegranate
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Ongoing, First published Apr 22, 2019
Mature
Princess Parisa had lived a grand life as the sole princess of the Persian Empire, up until war plagued the realm and threatened her and the rest of her royal family.

When King Jabir ends up conquering the kingdom, Parisa's life is forever changed. Now a prisoner of a ruthless warrior, she must find the courage to outsmart the handsome but loathsome new king and the intrigues of his court.

With nothing but her intelligent mind and her womanly charms, Parisa is determined to bring down the man and his empire who have destroyed everything for her. Except there's one great challenge: King Jabir is no fool. 

Let the games begin.
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