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The Exiled Prince
Exiled by his own father, Desmond is forced to leave the only home he has ever known.
A mysterious man in Port Olive takes Desmond under his wing, but Desmond soon discovers the man isn't who he appears to be, and his dangerous plans will jeopardize the kingdom. Despite his exile, Desmond is unable to ignore his sense of duty and takes action, but he must flee to save his own life.
On his own once again, Desmond finds what could be a new home and family, but this idyllic life cannot last. The path he once turned away from is the one he must now return to before his kingdom falls into civil war.
A mysterious man in Port Olive takes Desmond under his wing, but Desmond soon discovers the man isn't who he appears to be, and his dangerous plans will jeopardize the kingdom. Despite his exile, Desmond is unable to ignore his sense of duty and takes action, but he must flee to save his own life.
On his own once again, Desmond finds what could be a new home and family, but this idyllic life cannot last. The path he once turned away from is the one he must now return to before his kingdom falls into civil war.
247 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 2, 2025
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August 9, 2025
The Exiled Prince is perfect for those who love The False Prince series, clean adventure, and redemption stories. This book was fast paced and captured my affection right away, and by the end had me on be edge of my seat waiting to see how it ended.
It was filled with lovable characters - my favorite of which was Benton - who I hope we will get to see again in future books.
Content: some non-graphic violence, death, and a clean sweet beginning of a romance (no more than a few kisses on the cheek and hugs). I would say this book is appropriate for tweens and up.
Overall I found Jensen's debut novel to be a very solid, enjoyable read with excellent writing, and I look forward to reading her future work. 😊
It was filled with lovable characters - my favorite of which was Benton - who I hope we will get to see again in future books.
Content: some non-graphic violence, death, and a clean sweet beginning of a romance (no more than a few kisses on the cheek and hugs). I would say this book is appropriate for tweens and up.
Overall I found Jensen's debut novel to be a very solid, enjoyable read with excellent writing, and I look forward to reading her future work. 😊
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