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REVIEW: The Apprentice Sorceress, by E.D. Walker

July 8, 2019 by scott

The Apprentice Sorceress - E.D. Walker - Fairy Tales of Lyond

Title: The Apprentice Sorceress Series: The Fairy Tales of Lyond Book Two Author: E.D. Walker Genre: Fantasy LGBTQ+ Category: Trans/Non-Binary Publisher: Self Pages: 175 Reviewer: Jaye Get It On Amazon About The Book A lady does not practice magic…Until now. Lady Violette has done everything she can to be a perfect lady in waiting to the royal princess of Jerdun. She’s followed the princess halfway across the world and lived through a war. Now the princess is stranded in a foreign city as an enemy army draws near, and Violette is stranded with her. As more refugees from the conflict pour into their city every day, tension mounts between various … Read more

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