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“The strongest man is often the loneliest.”
–Hestia, goddess of the hearth
A GIRL. A BOY. A PROFESSOR. A HERO.
Eight-year-old Larry Lee longs for a companion.
Raised on an island of sword-swinging Amazons and then banished into conservative Texas—he feels alienated from his third-grade class. After decades of struggling to fit in, he becomes a loner.
Until Bjorn Andersson comes along.
But Larry’s mysterious past may ruin his chances with this feisty college kid who wants nothing more than to open his heart. He soon finds himself torn between an enticing academic career, his valiant duties as a modern-day hero, and the treasured companionship he’s always dreamed of.
When tragedy strikes, Larry goes all in.
With the magical outfit his adoptive mothers crafted with care, can he—disguised as Princess Star Daisy—reconcile his traumatic past with one heroic act of love?
A contemporary tale fused with fantasy and romance, PRINCESS STAR DAISY spotlights four stages of Larry’s life. It addresses belonging and being oneself amid clashing cultures and religions. Imaginatively charming, it evokes the tender emotions of love and rejection.
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