The Fall of Jacintha - Witte, F. A.
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After the death of her mother, when Jacintha and her sister Aleeta were younger, they were forced to train with the knights so they will be able to protect themselves if ever needed be. Now Jacintha wants nothing more than to escape her life. Feeling like a prisoner in her own home and having to live in her sister's shadow has become a nightmare for her. When the opportunity to sneak out of the castle arises, Jacintha is ready to go. The outside world was nothing she had dreamed of, and she is attacked by the town's people. Forgetting all of her training she is thrown off a cliff. Jaxon comes…mehr

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After the death of her mother, when Jacintha and her sister Aleeta were younger, they were forced to train with the knights so they will be able to protect themselves if ever needed be. Now Jacintha wants nothing more than to escape her life. Feeling like a prisoner in her own home and having to live in her sister's shadow has become a nightmare for her. When the opportunity to sneak out of the castle arises, Jacintha is ready to go. The outside world was nothing she had dreamed of, and she is attacked by the town's people. Forgetting all of her training she is thrown off a cliff. Jaxon comes along and saves her. Jacintha fell hard for her savior and as a reward Jacintha's father, King Kornel, invites him to stay at the castle. Jacintha is the happiest she has ever been and is ready to take Jaxon's hand in marriage, but Jaxon has fallen for Aleeta. Can Jacintha forgive her sister, or will this be a battle to the death?
Autorenporträt
F. A. Witte was born in Fairview, Oklahoma. She has an associate degree in Medical Assisting. Writing has always been her passion. Starting with poetry, then to short stories, and finally expanding to novels. She has always been a big fan of Poe, King, and Patterson. She likes to get comfortable with a book from any genre when she's not writing, working, or spending time with her family.