Two Sisters of Persephone
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Ongoing, First published May 18, 2013
In the Imperial Castle nestled in Griswald Forest, a princess sleeps under a spell. Twice a year, the servants in the palace are resurrected for one week so they can maintain the grounds. Every so often, a prince or a rogue or both try their luck in breaking the princess's curse. Sometimes these two things happen at the same time, and sometimes the pauper prince is not bright enough to leave the chatterbox, smart-as-a-whip lady-in-waiting Rosamund behind as he attempts to ransom the Sleeping Beauty to save his kingdom.
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