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” Scarred ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Once Upon A Time, There was a king who passed. He left behind two sons, one beloved and one outcast. The older of the two was set to take the throne, but before he could, he had to find a queen to call his own. The younger one was known to be unruly and unhinged. The chosen queen was warned to keep far away from him. Beautiful and cunning, in the light is where she stayed. But late at night, it was the shadowed lands in which she played. Mistakes were made and secrets forged; forgetting duty and her sense. And while the new king had her hand, her heart belonged to the scarred prince.

Brief Summary Scarred by Emily McIntire

Emily continues to astound me with her creative prowess and poignant prose. Her stories are immersively poetic- words effortlessly emotive, yet intentionally so. Scarred is simply a creative masterpiece- capturing the magical dark wonderment, artistically evocative edge, and the heartfelt tenderness that made Hooked such a revelation, but yet somehow completely different. Whereas Hooked seduces with it’s taboo edge, Scarred enchants with it’s optimistic royal fairy tale charm, but one far more biting than idyllic. From the first page to the last, I was consumed, captivated, utterly mesmerized by this story. A story that might have a nostalgic and familiar premise- a scarred and prideful prince, spiteful and resentful of his powerful king brother, lurks in the shadow(land), part of a power struggle only one of them knows exists. Sound familiar? Well, the similarities end there- there story is far less hakuna matata, so be prepared. Our “hero” is in fact our villain, and scars run deep.