Dawn of the Arcana, Vol. 03
Reads R to L (Japanese Style), for audiences T. Princess Nakaba of Senan is forced to marry Prince Caesar of the enemy country Belquat, tantamount to becoming a hostage. While Caesar is pleasing to the eye, he is also selfish and possessive, telling Nakaba outright: “You are my property.” With...
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Reads R to L (Japanese Style), for audiences T. Princess Nakaba of Senan is forced to marry Prince Caesar of the enemy country Belquat, tantamount to becoming a hostage. While Caesar is pleasing to the eye, he is also selfish and possessive, telling Nakaba outright: “You are my property.” With only her attendant Loki at her side, Nakaba must find a way to cope with her hostile surroundings, her fake marriage...and a mysterious power! Princess Nakaba of Senan and Prince Caesar of Belquat only married each other for the sake of peace between their two warring countries, so no one expected there to be love between the unlikely couple. Nakaba is starting to warm to Caesar, however, and her attendant Loki doesn’t like this one bit. Are Loki and Caesar destined to be enemies? And how does Nakaba’s power, the Arcana of Time, fit into all this?
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781421541068 (1421541068)
ASIN: 1421541068
Publish date: April 3rd 2012
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Pages no: 189
Edition language: English
Series: Dawn of the Arcana (#10)
Completed Series Rating⭐️4.5 stars⭐️
For about a week, my library-rented copy of Dawn of the Arcana sits on a messy, disorganized side table, under at least a dozen other books I thought I would end up reading first. I didn't think much of it, assuming that I'd get to it after I had finally exhausted all my literary comprehension resou...
Well, this volume sure was fun . . . uh, well no, actually, it kind of wasn't. All the characters I started to get to know in the first volume suddenly switched completely around - the meaner character was a complete angel, and the two nicer characters became biased, judgemental, unforgiving, hate-f...
So, I've had this one in my to-reads for over a year now, and I just never got around to reading it. We were at BNN today and my sister said the premise looked lame, so I just kind of shrugged and bought the first volume. (Don't ask me why that makes sense - because it doesn't really. My sister and ...
Eh. Not bad but I did have a quibble or two with Nakaba and I just wanted to stab Ceaser and his entire family. What jerks.