The Sleeping Prince(English, Paperback, Salisbury Melinda)

The Sleeping Prince(English, Paperback, Salisbury Melinda)

  • Salisbury Melinda
Publisher:Chicken HouseISBN 13: 9781407147642ISBN 10: 1407147641

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The Sleeping Prince(English, Paperback, Salisbury Melinda) is written by Salisbury Melinda and published by Scholastic. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1407147641 (ISBN 10) and 9781407147642 (ISBN 13).

Return to the darkly beautiful world of The Sin Eater's Daughter with a sequel that will leave you awed, terrified . . . and desperate for more. Ever since her brother Lief disappeared, Errin's life has gone from bad to worse. Not only must she care for her sick mother, she has to scrape together rent money by selling illegal herbal cures. But none of that compares to the threat of the vengeful Sleeping Prince whom the Queen just awoke from his enchanted sleep. When her village is evacuated as part of the war against the Sleeping Prince, Errin is left desperate and homeless. The only person she can turn to is the mysterious Silas, a young man who buys deadly poisons from Errin, but won't reveal why he needs them. Silas promises to help Errin, but when he vanishes, Errin must journey across a kingdom on the brink of war to seek another way to save her mother and herself. But what she finds splits the world as she knows it apart, and with the Sleeping Prince drawing nearer, Errin must make a heartbreaking choice that could affect the whole kingdom... Perfect for fans of Throne of Glass series, A Witch In Winter or Philippa Gregory full of romance, intrigue and heart-stopping twists 'I wasn't sure whether the book would live up to my high expectations. It did' - Guardian