A Villainess Dressed for Death

A Villainess Dressed for Death

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Fantasy
I never finished the book. Just enough to know the villainess dies. Just enough to know I am her now. Thrown into a world of swords, kings, and curses, I wake up in the body of Lady Virelle De Mare - the cruel noble fiancée destined to die by the Crown Prince's sword on their wedding night. But I'm not her. I don't want the throne. I don't want the prince. I just want to live. Every page I turn is a step closer to my own execution. Unless I rewrite the ending.... before the story kills me.
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