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    Antiquity's Scion
    Antiquity's Scion
    Antiquity's Scion
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    Antiquity's Scion

    By Zoe Miller

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    Desperate to save her family's failing honor, young noblewoman Chaudette Merlotte submits herself to the trial of Antiquity's Scion--only to discover the Scion is an imprisoned succubus, and it's her body the Scion intends to test.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZoe Miller
    Release dateJul 27, 2017
    ISBN9781370983124
    Antiquity's Scion
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    Zoe Miller

    Zoe Miller is a hyperactive thing with too much anxiety. She writes a lot of stories; some of them are good. She thinks wizards are pretty cool. She wishes she could own a dog (she also likes cats, but they don't like her!) She's pretty good at writing down words, but terrified of self-promotion.

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