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Legend of old, speaks tales of betrayal, in a world of sorcery where greater powers of unknown forces offer promises for a heavy price.

Legend of old, speaks tales of betrayal, in a world of sorcery where greater powers of unknown forces offer promises for a heavy price.

Beast and the ill-fated Prince Dashing is not just another beauty and the beast fairytale. As the traditional story would be read. As the ill-fated Prince sets out against all odds surprises along the way that happen to our ill-fated Prince are set to amuse you through the misshaping mayhem that takes place along the way.

This edition is a custom print novel produced in large print in consideration of readers who enjoy a larger font size. About the story; Beast and the ill-fated Prince Dashing is not just another beauty and the beast fairytale. As the traditional story would be read. As the ill-fated Prince sets out against all odds surprises along the way that happen to our ill-fated Prince are set to amuse you through the misshaping mayhem that takes place along the way.

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