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Tower of the Lost Princess: A Legendary Rapunzel Retelling
Paperback
Publisher Price: $17.99
Publisher: Courting Books Publishing, LLC
Published: Oct 6 2025
Pages: 314
Weight: 0.69
Height: 0.70 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Having spent her life hidden away in a tower, Zia knows there is more to the world than books and stories. Her mother tells her there is also danger, and she must stay inside for her own protection.
When a man breaks in, claiming to be a treasure hunter under a curse, Zia attacks him in fear. His magic flares, making her realize she has no choice but to help him. Now she finds herself leaving the only place she's called home.
Is the world really as dangerous as her mother claims, or will she find more than she ever wished for?
For fans of Tangled, Robin Hood, and paranormal romance, Tower of the Lost Princess will sweep you away to a land of cursed magic, dragon shifters, mystery, & more!
Content Warning:
Attempted Sexual Assault (not by a MC)
Mention of Birth Control
Amnesia
Mention of a complicated pregnancy (Epilogue)
Death and blood
Other potential triggers
The Stolen Royalty Series is a series of fairytale retellings where each book can be read in any order and are standalones within the series.
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