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The Prince's Guide to True Love's Kiss by Adelyn Sterling is a new release from Hachette Audiobooks: Powered by Wattpad – an innovative collaboration between Hachette Book Group and Wattpad. Your favorite online stories, now available in your headphones!

A hapless prince must wake a cursed maiden with True Love’s Kiss by his eighteenth birthday in order to start his regency. Lucky for him, every princess in the realm seems to have fallen under a curse of eternal slumber… but Prince Benedikt can’t seem to wake any of them.

He has kissed fourteen maidens when he sets out on what he hopes will be his final quest.With dark threats looming, and people questioning his ability to rule, Benedikt must team up with a band of misfit mercenaries, and their beautiful captain, to find princess number fifteen, and hopefully his True Love.

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Adelyn Sterling is a graduate of Grove City College with a BA in Marketing Management. In 2013, she left corporate marketing to explore her passion for storytelling. She lives in Ohio with her husband and fur baby where she enjoys long cups of coffee, collecting beautiful books, and writing whenever she can. A hopeless romantic, she writes kissing books and woke up at 3 AM to watch the royal wedding.

 

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The Prince's Guide to True Love's Kiss

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Thoreau writes this about this time of year (August 18, 1853 to be exact) but I certainly feel this about this time of summer. I too am trying not to think about all I have left to do. . “What means this sense of lateness that so comes over one now,—as if the rest of the year were down-hill, and if we had not performed anything before, we should not now? The season of flowers or of promise may be said to be over, and now is the season of fruits; but where is our fruit? The night of the year is approaching. What have we done with our talent? All nature prompts and reproves us. How early in the year it begins to be late! It matters not by how little we have fallen behind; it seems irretrievably late. The year is full of warnings of its shortness, as is life.”
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