Death of a Tyrant

Death of a Tyrant

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Azaria lives her life in a kingdom ruled by a tyrant king. When her parents come home from an expedition overflowing with gold and other riches, they become part of the nobility and now having no use for the daughter they never wanted, put her on an auction to be sold off to some stranger of the nobility. Except the nobleman that bids on Azaria is someone she knows all too well, The tyrant king himself, Lionel. Azaria is take to the Golden Palace, where the king and his family live. Azaria now lives only for revenge and has become filled with hate, the only emotion she has known. The young woman is determined to take back her freedom and leave the Golden Palace, but she does not intend on leaving without accomplishing anything. Azaria plans to kill the king. The only things stopping her, the two princes, sons of Lionel, Prince Tyler and Prince Chase. Prince Tyler is the oldest son and who Azaria works for. Tyler is next in line to become king and Chase after. Azaria soon finds that Tyler is worse than his demon of a father and must go to. Prince Chase is a different story. The youngest price is kind, sweet, and caring. Nothing at all like his father or older brother. Azaria can't let him live but there's one problem, the prince makes her do something she has never done, feel a feeling she has never felt. Azaria grows to love the prince she has to kill.
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