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The Princess Versus the Prison Planet: Princess Sarai. The Princess Versus the Prison Planet, #2
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- ISBN8230699743
- EAN9798230699743
- Date de parution13/03/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
A dauntless princess is trapped on a ship that will explode if diverted from its intended destination-- a notorious prison planet. In this sequel to The Princess Versus the Princess Planet: Prince Aiden, Princess Sarai is now recognized as the shadow captain of the Gray Falcon. But her powers are limited by more than the suspicions of the captain and his mutinous crew. The ship was engineered with a dead man switch to make sure it delivers the prisoners in its hold to only one destination-- the ultimate hellworld.
Any diversion from a track that takes them directly there could trigger detonation. And then the mutineers gain the upper hand. Princess Sarai finds herself trapped in the hold of a ship that could blow at any minute. Like her-- like her brother-- many of the condemned prisoners appear to be the innocent victim of political schemers. How can she save them? For that matter, how can she save herself?
Any diversion from a track that takes them directly there could trigger detonation. And then the mutineers gain the upper hand. Princess Sarai finds herself trapped in the hold of a ship that could blow at any minute. Like her-- like her brother-- many of the condemned prisoners appear to be the innocent victim of political schemers. How can she save them? For that matter, how can she save herself?
