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“Summer queens are fine and fair, with pretty ribbons and flowers in their hair. Winter queens are cold and hard, with frosted crowns made of icy shards.”

Quote by Jennifer Estep

Book:Kill the Queen

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Jennifer Estep is an American author known for her fantasy novels. Her works blend elements of magic, adventure, and romance, and have gained popularity among readers. more

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