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Slaying the Shifter Prince: Alternative Cover
Paperback
Series: Mortal Enemies to Monster Lovers
ISBN13: 9781916607019
Publisher: Independent Cat
Published: May 18 2023
Pages: 388
Weight: 1.25
Height: 0.86 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
She was willing to sacrifice anything for revenge. But she thought she was only gambling with her life... not her heart.
Aerial performer Zita has dedicated ten years of her life to one thing and one thing alone: vengeance. Armed with an iron blade, she must take to the silks and give the performance of a lifetime to kill the notorious Prince of Monsters - the fae prince responsible for her sister's death.
But when Zita's plan fails, she finds herself imprisoned, sentenced to be the prince's pet as punishment for her crime. With cruelty as sharp as his claws, Sepher is everything Zita expected from her enemy. Yet he's also patient and obsessive, particularly when it comes to his pet's punishment.
Nevertheless, Zita refuses to surrender - not even to a fae prince. Sepher may have collared her, but nothing can stop her from getting her revenge... not even at the cost of her heart.
Full of claws, curses, and a deadly game of cat and mouse, this twisted reimagining of Beauty and the Beast is perfect for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses and The Cruel Prince.
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