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y separately published work icon Let Sleeping Princes Lie single work   novella   fantasy  
Is part of Castle Charming Stories Tansy Rayner Roberts , 2016 series - author novella (number 4 in series)
Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Let Sleeping Princes Lie
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'Dennis is a Royal Hound. His job is to protect the Royals of Castle Charming from harm. But when a plague of magical spinning wheels besieges the kingdom, it’s his boyfriend Kai who falls under their spell.

'Kai didn’t know he was a long-lost prince, but now he’s trapped in a magical nightmare castle that’s trying to kill him… with the one person he thought he would never meet.

'Secrets, lies and old plots finally unravel at the heart of Castle Charming. Will Kai and Dennis ever find their way back to each other?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

Notes

  • Originally published on the Sheep Might Fly podcast (2018).

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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Castle Charming Tansy Rayner Roberts , Tasmania : Tansy Rayner Roberts , 2020 21461326 2020 selected work short story

    'Welcome to Charming, where fairy tales come true (whether you like it or not).

    'Kai's new job to report on the scandals of the messed up royal family for the local newspaper. He didn't expect to become the story.

    'Dennis signed up to protect the princes. Falling in love with one of them was never part of the deal.

    'Ziyi made a wish to catch her own Prince Charming... but wishes come at a cost, when fairies are involved.

    'In this magical kingdom of cursed spinning wheels, violent beanstalks, deadly queens and disaster princes, the most dangerous thing of all might be a Happily Ever After.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         Tasmania : Tansy Rayner Roberts , 2020
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