IMPERIAL DECOY

Amber J. Bennett

ISBN 13: 9798892437608

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, 2024

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Martyn has spent the last nine years pretending to be someone else. His cousin, Warrick, the crown prince and only heir to the throne of Terilliun, needs a double, someone to be him when threats arise. Martyn fits the bill perfectly: he looks exactly like Warrick, he has the best training money can provide, and he's legally dead.Neither Martyn nor Warrick wants anything more than to live his own life, but Warrick's father ignores all their arguments for separating their identities in public. When Martyn disappears, the king assumes he ran away and orders the few who knew about Martyn to pretend he never existed. Only Warrick suspects potentially greater risks, for if Martyn is in danger, so is Warrick, and so is Terilliun.As tensions rise throughout the kingdom, Warrick uncovers a plot that seems to center around Martyn, but is the boy who once shared Warrick's identity a helpless pawn or a ruthless instigator Running out of people to trust, Martyn and Warrick tread dangerous paths in an attempt to carve out a chance to live two separate lives.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: IMPERIAL DECOY
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798892437608
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 17D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 17 millimeters depth
• Weight: 468 grams

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Martyn has spent the last nine years pretending to be someone else. His cousin, Warrick, the crown prince and only heir to the throne of Terilliun, needs a double, someone to be him when threats arise. Martyn fits the bill perfectly: he looks exactly like Warrick, he has the best training money can provide, and he's legally dead.

Neither Martyn nor Warrick wants anything more than to live his own life, but Warrick's father ignores all their arguments for separating their identities in public. When Martyn disappears, the king assumes he ran away and orders the few who knew about Martyn to pretend he never existed. Only Warrick suspects potentially greater risks, for if Martyn is in danger, so is Warrick, and so is Terilliun.

As tensions rise throughout the kingdom, Warrick uncovers a plot that seems to center around Martyn, but is the boy who once shared Warrick's identity a helpless pawn or a ruthless instigator? Running out of people to trust, Martyn and Warrick tread dangerous paths in an attempt to carve out a chance to live two separate lives.