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    The Truth About Cinder: Evil Lies, #1

    By Alta Hensley

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    The evil lies little girls are told…

    There are hushed whispers about a wicked and decadent place known as the Palace of Lazar. A prince with insatiable tastes and the women who cater to it all. Feasts of pleasure, lust, and forbidden acts… all submitting to the sensual allure of the Harem.

    But behind its bejeweled façade of luxury and pleasure lies a haunting and evil truth. A dark and perverse world that only the strong can survive.

    A truth Cinder is about to learn when her fairytale dreams become twisted into a macabre masquerade of dancing vices. 

    Will she succumb to the demands of her current story, or cling to her fairytale ending?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlta Hensley
    Release dateOct 5, 2019
    ISBN9781393193913
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