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    Plagues and Princes: The One True Prince
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    Plagues and Princes: The One True Prince

    By Thomas Schultz

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    Thomas de Parr's journey continues as he struggles to find solace in the communal solitude sought by the monks of Tintern Abbey. Troubled by a mysterious warning of danger referenced in a letter, Thomas accepts the advice of his friend, Andrew, to investigate the reasons. However, before the pair can set off in search of the letter's author, Thomas is lured into the company of an evil man intent on profiting from a story known only to a few. Thomas's will to survive is tested as he discovers the truth of his heritage. In his attempt to rescue Thomas, Andrew's devotion to Thomas is also tested. Can either survive without the other? Will evil forces, intent on revenge, power, and money, destroy them? Follow Thomas and Andrew in this intriguing tale of discovery and friendship and learn what it takes to overcome adversity in a world beset with a vile disease and ruthless men.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateMar 15, 2019
    ISBN9781543964141
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