The Shadow Queen (Ravenspire Series, Book 1)
The Shadow Queen (Ravenspire Series, Book 1)C.J. Redwine
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The Shadow Queen (Ravenspire Series, Book 1) (2016)

C.J. Redwine

Others: Positive

In this retelling of Snow White follows the adventures of Lorelai, an exiled princess who is being pursued by a magic-wielding prince serving as the personal huntsman for evil queen Irina, who has charged him with bringing her Lorelai's heart. Lorelai, an exiled princess, is being pursued by a magic-wielding prince serving as the personal huntsman for an evil queen. Irina has charged Prince Kol with bringing her Lorelai's heart, and he must comply in order to save his kingdom from an invading army of magic-wielding ogres. But neither Lorelai nor Irina is going down without a fight....

ISBN:
9780062360243
Length:
394 pages

Genres: fantasy, young adult

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