The Classical Heartreader
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About The Classical Heartreader
The Classical Heartreader blends royal romance and high-stakes comedy as a substitute bride tries to survive a tyrant king who secretly reads every wild thought. Desperate to pay for her adoptive mother's medical care, street-smart Natalie agrees to substitute-marry King Theodore, a ruler notorious for his icy cruelty. Natalie intends to play the submissive, elegant queen for three months, completely unaware that Theodore possesses telepathic powers. While her lips offer courteous royal greetings, her inner mind rants furiously, schemes bitter tea pranks, and openly drools over his physique. Captivated by her unfiltered spirit, the amused king abandons his distant demeanor and falls deeply for his outspoken bride. When the arrogant real heiress returns to claim her crown, Theodore shatters the marriage contract to defend the only woman who captured his heart. A delightfully humorous, romantic fantasy full of secret identities and irresistible banter.
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