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Aladdin and His Prince Charming: The Dragon’s Den - A Gay Interracial Erotic Romance Fairy Tale - cover

Aladdin and His Prince Charming: The Dragon’s Den - A Gay Interracial Erotic Romance Fairy Tale

Alex Anders

Publisher: RateABull Publishing

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Summary

Children are disappearing from Aladdin's magical realm, stolen away in the middle of the night by a fire-breathing dragon. Vowing to save his people, Aladdin journeys by magic carpet to the dragon's land and meets the handsome Prince Eric on his way to wake Snow White with True Love's Kiss. Smitten with the charming young royal, Aladdin pretends to be a wizard and convinces Eric to journey with him to battle the dragon. But as the showdown with the dragon rapidly approaches and the two heroic men risk their lives for one another, their hearts may find something that will help them truly live happily ever after.
Available since: 05/10/2019.

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