Carmen, the bleeding star
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Last published Wed, Jul 24, 2019
The prophecy has promised a change. She is waiting for it.
Keiren - her nephew, a painter
Marcus - her other nephew, lord Admiral of the Imperial fleet
Dirhean - her niece, the new princess of their empire
Tennifer - her mother, the Protector of the Realm
Aelise - her nephew's wife, a refugee
Garron - her brother in law, a rich merchant
Will she be able to save them all with the help of the Bleeding star?
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