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Princes of Legacy
- Royals of Forsyth University, Book 9
- Narrated by: Bridget Bordeaux, Jake Bordeaux
- Length: 18 hrs and 17 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Final Book in the Princes of Forsyth Series, July 2024!
Dark secrets. Missing girls. Buried Bones.
Forsyth’s Purple Palace is more than the home of the King and Princes of East End. It’s a place known for elegant parties, deep tradition, loyalty, and family.
But most of all, creation.
Rub away the gold and it’s nothing but a tarnished house of horrors built on the souls of its victims-and I refuse to allow my son to be next.
My Princes, Whitaker, Pace, and Lex, are good at many things, but knowing how to be a parent isn’t one of them. What they do know is how to create, how to protect, and how to draw secrets out of terrible men.
Right now, the man locked in the dungeon beneath the Palace’s floors is the most dangerous it's ever seen: Our father, Rufus Ashby.
He succeeded in having me bred and impregnated.
He successfully broke his sons down, one manipulation after the other.
But what he can’t have is our baby, the future heir of East End. Our legacy.
Princes of Legacy is book 8 in the contemporary, dark, reverse harem, traumatic romance, Royals of Forsyth U series by best-selling authors, Angel Lawson and Samantha Rue. Please listen to the foreword or go to our website for all content information and details.
Listening Order:
Lords of Pain
Lords of Wrath
Lords of Mercy
Dukes of Ruin
Dukes of Madness
Dukes of Peril
Princes of Chaos
Princes of Ash
Princes of Legacy (July 2024)
Barons 1 (2025)
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- Anonymous User
- 26-08-2024
Forsyth legends
The Lords and the Dukes didn’t disappoint, the first book in the trilogy’s always has me wondering how the author can turn me from hating the heroes into redeeming them enough to not just liking them but loving them. The Prince trilogy was no different and by the end of the third book I’m always left wishing the next book was already available to read. Damn it’s going to be a long year for the Barons to emerge and already I’m intrigued. Who are the antiheroes going to be, is Timothy Maddox going to be a hero or a villain. I find myself wishing the year away so I can find out. Get typing Angel and Susan. Please, please give us an early release to make up for the delay of the instalment of the Princes.
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