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Here we have a list of rules and tips that all men should follow if he wishes to be a proper young lord.
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No one would have expected little Aretha to be the one to pull the magic sword from the stone and be the rightful queen of all England (Well, except the great wizard Merlina, of course). She was a girl destined for greatness, along with the women who would become her knights. Follow the stories of these chivalrous heroines as they battle evil Sorcerers, rescue beautiful demoiseaus, and prove themselves worthy of their seat at the round table.
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When Elizander Bennet overhears a rude remark from the tall, dark, and handsome Mrs. Darcy at a ball, this kicks off one of the OG enemies to lovers love stories of all time. Especially when Darcy has perhaps ruined the happiness of a most beloved brother. To make up for all this, Mrs. Darcy must put aside her pride to prove herself to Elizander time and time again. Elizander on the other hand must put aside his pride to see that maybe this socially awkward woman isn’t so bad after all.
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Tommie Canty is but a poor little peasant, and Edith Tudor is the next queen of all England. You would never think their paths would cross, but one fateful day, the girls come face to face… and are surprised to find that their faces look exactly alike! For fun, they decide to change clothes and you'd never guess who was who. But a strange mix up throws the pair head-first into each other's lives!
Now poor Tommie must navigate royal customs and etiquette and poor Edith must learn that the "carefree" life of a peasant isn't all it's cracked up to be.