Prisoner of Reign
by Emma Right
Jules Blaze can't be happier now that he found his family after all the trials and tribulations. Yet, he is still burdened by the task of looking for the crown. Daunted, he wonders how he can look for something lost and dashed to pieces hundreds of years ago, and feared gone for good. Without the crown, his people will never be able to reverse the curse upon them. They would forever remain an inch tall and subject to the evil of Gehzurolle, his army of Scorpents and agents of deceit.
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Prisoner of Reign is a children's book by Emma Right, first published in 2014 by CreateSpace. It runs 302 pages.
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- Genre
- Children's
- Published
- 2014
- Length
- 302 pages
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Publication Details
- Publisher
- CreateSpace
- Published
- 2014
- Length
- 302 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- 9781500576899
- ISBN-10
- 1500576891
- ASIN
- 1500576891
Prisoner of Reign: quick answers
- Who wrote Prisoner of Reign?
- Prisoner of Reign was written by Emma Right.
- When was Prisoner of Reign published?
- Prisoner of Reign was first published in 2014 by CreateSpace.
- What genre is Prisoner of Reign?
- Prisoner of Reign is a children's novel.
- How many pages is Prisoner of Reign?
- Prisoner of Reign is 302 pages long.
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