Kiss of the Royal

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by Lindsey Duga


  I owe one of my oldest and most precious friends in the world, Bridget Clark, a debt I can never hope to repay for being my first writing partner and making me realize that this was my true passion.

  Jason, my big brother, thank you for starting me on the road to becoming one of the biggest geeks on the planet. Watching cartoons, reading graphic novels, and playing video games with you since childhood has cultivated and inspired the imagination I have today.

  Finally, how can I begin to thank the two people in my life who pushed me day after day, rejection after rejection, to pursue my dream no matter what? Thank you, Mom and Dad, for everything you’ve ever done and everything you will continue to do even after I told you stop like a million times.

  And to Mim and Pap, you both are the reason I know True Love exists.

  About the Author

  Lindsey Duga is a middle grade and young adult writer with a passion for fantasy, science fiction, and basically any genre that takes you away from the real world. She wrote her first novel in college while she was getting her bachelor’s in Mass Communication from Louisiana State University.

  Other than writing and cuddling with her morkie puppy, Delphi, Lindsey loves catching up on the latest superhero TV show and practicing yoga.

  www.lindseyduga.com

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