David Thornhill
The Princess and the Minstrels
language
( July 25, 2015)
Locked away in the tower of a mountain fortress, Aniela can do nothing to ease the suffering of her people under the evil new king. With no soul in the land brave enough to challenge him, the fate of the princess and her people falls into the hands of two penniless minstrels. But the wilds of the kingdom bring magical creatures and all manner of trials for the bickering pair and they must learn to work together – before facing the biggest danger of all.
The Princess and the Minstrels is an enthralling, humorous tale to captivate readers of all ages. A great family bedtime story, it should particularly appeal to those who enjoyed Shrek and The Princess Bride.
The Princess and the Minstrels is an enthralling, humorous tale to captivate readers of all ages. A great family bedtime story, it should particularly appeal to those who enjoyed Shrek and The Princess Bride.
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