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The Mad King

Edgar Rice Burroughs

Casa editrice: Bu Classics Books

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Enter the fictional kingdom of Lutha in a story of mistaken identity and royal intrigue reminiscent of the Prisoner of Zenda. An American with an uncanny resemblance to the mentally unstable king is thrust into a power vacuum, forced to impersonate the monarch to save the realm. Swordfights, escapes, and a forbidden romance drive the plot as he navigates a court filled with spies and traitors. It is a classic Ruritanian romance filled with daring feats and noble sacrifices.
Disponibile da: 17/01/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 310 pagine.

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