Although this book may not be about slaying dragons, or casting a spell from scary encounters by the wicked, you will find yourself entering into the world and life of a handsome prince and his beautiful bride to be.
 
You will enjoy this love story as you travel back in time in the early 1900’s on the coast south of Scotland. The highest point of Kindleshire where the mountains reflect their splendor in the deep blue waters. Here appears the view of Castle Sea Mist, home of the young Prince Perceval. The young prince is destined to pursue the woman of his dreams, beautiful Phoebe. Although they go through many obstacles along the way, you will discover how Phoebe steals the heart of Percy’s father, King Benedict the 1st.
 
As the story unfolds, you will observe true love between Percy and Phoebe while they endure many trials throughout their lives. Although Perceval finds himself torn away from his love, you will embrace the kindness that they show to others even in the midst of their separation and struggles. Phoebe must learn to be brave during this delicate and trying time. She must hold up her strength while hoping for her husband’s return.
 
Emotions stir throughout the castle as they hear the cries of the young mother in great pain during childbirth. Phoebe in her delirium from fever is close to death and those beside her fear she will never live to see her baby and true love again.
 
Witness courage and forgiveness as Percy and Phoebe discover secrets from the past and present that could otherwise cause bitterness and turmoil in the lives of those they love and cherish. A glimmer of hope sheds light at the possibility of their search to come to grips of the disappointments that resurfaceover and over again.
 
Experience the faith of the young Prince Perceval Junior and his determination to find his lost treasure. You will admire him as he focuses his devotion to a bond that only he could comprehend. True friendship and joy unveils while discovering the clues that lead to making this story a Happy ending.
 
Suggested Reading Age: 8-15 years
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