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How to Be a Good Villain
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781960771117
Publisher: Magnetra
Published: Jul 16 2024
Pages: 428
Weight: 1.21
Height: 0.94 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Lillith Shadowend is the most powerful villain in three kingdoms, but corrupting the insufferably pure-hearted Prince Asher is a tall order, even for her.
Disguised as a castle maid, Lillith attempts every devilish scheme and seductive trick to unravel Asher's shining reputation, yet the pampered prince manages to evade her efforts with infuriating optimism.
Worse still, the more time Lillith spends scrubbing the manor floors, the more she finds herself falling for Asher's spirit, empathy, and hidden quirks beneath the princely facade.
With her icy heart melting fast, Lillith must decide whether to abandon her wicked ways for a chance at an epic, star-crossed love or to deliver Asher to darkness. Because even the noblest heroes hide secrets that could ruin everything.
***This is the fade to black edition of this book. If you prefer sweet spice feel free to grab that version instead. How to Be a Good Villain is book 2 in a series of stand alone fantasy rom-coms.***
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