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The Child Prince
A Fantasy Novel by Honor Raconteur
Book 1 of the The Artifactor Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- High Fantasy,
- Cursed Prince,
- Age Reversal,
- Coup/Political Intrigue,
- Mad Scientist
This book is for you if you're into...
- Mad scientist antics with magical inventions and too many explosions
- Cursed royalty stuck as kids and plotting coups
- Reluctant heroes who'd rather avoid people and paperwork
Sevana Warran, reigning prodigy artifactor, has absolutely no desire to selflessly serve her fellow man.
Bellomi Dragonmanovich, Prince of Windamere, is a twenty-one-year-old cursed into the body of a perpetual eight-year-old.
In order to regain his lost throne, prince and artifactor know that breaking the curse won't be enough. It will take a coup and more than just a little magic.
Tags: High fantasy, cursed prince, mad scientist, beleaguered best friend/assistant, Sevana doesn't people, age reversal, far too many explosions, only Sevana thinks it's smart to live in the Fae's backyard, dragon eggs oops, talking mountain, Baby needs to stay OFF THE BED, just a little bit of a coup, Sevana will do unhealthy things to avoid paperwork, like overthrow governments, this book begins and ends with a bang, literally, poor Bel doesn't get a wise sage to undo his curse, he gets a mad magician that builds magical tools, which kinda works in his favor, crash course on curse breaking, anyone?
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