Review: The Selective Mute Princess - Samantha Jayne Grubey

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The Selective Mute Princess

Review: The Selective Mute Princess - Samantha Jayne Grubey - August 2022

For the past ten years, Princess Amelia has not spoken a word. Not since that fateful time when she and her twin sister Ava were kidnapped and Amelia saw her sister murdered and the reason the kidnappers gave, was because Amelia talked. This rendered her mute and she shut down completely. That is until Agent Ethan Sparks came along and he sparked (no pun intended) something in Amelia. Slowly, she starts to come out of her shell, and to the surprise of everyone, she even starts to slowly talk. What happens though when she is about to get the fright of her life and learns that everything, she has thought for the past ten years has been a lie? Now Amelia who has only just come to terms with the past is about to have Pandora's Box re-opened and a can of worms is about to spill out. Can Amelia with the help of Ethan handle this or will it revert her to not talking and lead her into a depressive state and render her mute forever? Find out in this edgy royalty romance The Selective Mute Princess by Samantha Jayne Grubey.

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