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From the Desk of the Royal Archivist:
Good lord, these two are completely clueless.
The MacCraven Twins know nothing about their roots (see: royal, Elvish) or the importance of their upcoming birthday (see: “coming of age”). They think turning forty means one big party and then straight over the hill. Little do they know: the Elvish throne waits for no one. Talk about a birthday surprise.
Julia lives the perfect charmed mom life and Cordelia holds the title of the Crossroad’s favorite coffee slinger/slacker musician. They think they’ve got it all together. The joke’s entirely on them.
Their father (see: absent, grifter) showing up out of nowhere should ring some bells here. He’s about to turn these women’s lives into some bonkers fantasy sitcom. His Majesty’s messenger Elf (see: gorgeous, unattached) better get a move on and find the twins; nobody wants the Other Guy (see: boo! Hiss!) to inherit the throne. The twins need to suck it up for the good of the kingdom no matter how many misgivings they have about the matter. H’Armynlea is modernizing one way or another.
Look, royalty has rules. A flourishing kingdom comes before silly things like falling for the royal liaison.
Royally Half Elf (Paperback)
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