《The Fairest (Book #1)》Author's Greet
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Thank you for taking the time to check out The Fairest. You will not regret it. I promise!
On 3.16.2020, I finished the last chapter of this book and instead of treating myself to my favorite meal (Chipotle), I went to bed and slept like a baby.
While you read, I do love to read your thoughts on what is occurring. So please feel free to give in-line comments. Also your votes will make my day! Thank you!
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Please see Fairest News book for news and updates.
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Editorial and Critique Feedback, Comments, Votes, & Shares.
I want to get this published one day. Do you have any advice or information concerning the publishing process? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Message me please. Thank you ahead of time!
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READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED
Do be advised: This book do contain some violent, explicit, & sexual content. I will NOT warn ahead of time.
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THE BOOK TRAILER
The amazing trailer was created by me in 2018. Some of the character representation has changed in the book, but I love the success of this challenge. I may create another one for this version of The Fairest.
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SUMMARY
A prophesy was given to the Realm of Valeera, but only one kingdom took heed to it and set forth a law that would divide the people into two groups. The fair and the strange. One group possessed a promise from the gods while the other is doomed for eternity. Well, that's what the people believed...
17-year-old Mageia Unknown is an orphan and the leader of a group of defected youths living on the outskirts of the Kingdom of Ardania. Growing up into a skilled thief and sword fighter, she makes it her duty to take care of her family, no matter the cost. But when an act of heroism goes wrong, she is next for the executioner's sword.
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17-year-old Grisonce Arlon is not the most respected prince in the realm. But when his obsession with the Fairest Prophesy intervenes with the case of the one called the Purple Thief, he turns into the royal joke. The odds are against him and Mageia with no joy in sight. Their world may be divided by the fairest and the strangest in the realm, but all would soon discover, that Mageia is neither one. She is both.
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© 2020 by LeQuita C. Harrison.
All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. All characters, settings, and events in this book were created and reserved by the author.
Book Cover Design by LeQuita C. Harrison
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