Ties That Bind

Ties That Bind

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An orphaned princess struggles to survive in a world that would rather have her dead. // The kingdoms Tormoira and Shasan have been at each other's throats for so many centuries that the reasons why are long forgotten. Peace between them is a fragile thing at best, but with the rise of King Rolfe of Shasan, an alliance was born. Of course, it helped that he and the Elven king of Tormoira were star-crossed lovers, but they both truly hoped for the best. Then Rolfe and his wife were assassinated in a coup, leaving behind a baby daughter, who was ferried away to Tormoira to be raised as their own. After eight years of shaky stillness, the peace finally breaks once again.
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