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“I would prefer not to throw myself on a funeral pyre. Please come back to me.”

Quote by Eloisa James

Book:A Kiss At Midnight: Number 1 in series

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A Kiss At Midnight: Number 1 in series

In this romantic fantasy novel, readers are transported to a world where magic and romance intertwine. The protagonist, a young woman living a seemingly ordinary life, discovers that she is a princess with a royal lineage. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she encounters a charming and enigmatic stranger during a kiss under the midnight moon. As she delves deeper into her newfound identity, she uncovers a series of magical secrets and faces a series of challenges that test her courage and love. more

Author

Eloisa James, born in 1962, is an outstanding professor. She has a profound knowledge in the academic field, particularly in the area of 【Identity Positioning】. more

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