A Voice in the Tower
The Old Tales, Book 2
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A Voice in the Tower
Narrated by:
Katrina Medina
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Narrated by:
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Katrina Medina
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By:
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C.H. Lyn
About this listen
Princess Riva is the second daughter of the kingdom of Faytrue. The crown's dwindling funds and her own odd, dangerous magic spells disaster when a wizard comes for her hand. Riva is taken to the wizard's tower, but she won't stay without a fight.
Prince Charles is the newly made crown prince of Cerulean. He is finally able to wed his beloved, but when he sends for her he finds that she has been given to a wizard. Charles calls for help from his brother and a sea witch, but will they arrive at the tower in time?
A Voice in the Tower is the second book in The Old Tales. The Old Tales are novellas and LGBTQ friendly.
©2024 Cheyenne Hernandez (P)2024 Cheyenne Hernandez
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