Based upon the speech, "A KING is Love", Prince Micah the Magnificent, book one of TheChronicles of the KING series, is an allegorical interpretation of the attributes of love that aredescribed in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. The story is set in Fairyland, the land in which all babiesexist prior to being born. The Great Fairy King Elohim, the king of Fairyland, is faced with adilemma. The greatest King and Queen in all of the realm of Earth has sent a wish to himrequesting that he send them a child. There is only one problem. The only baby in Fairylandthat is fit to go to this particular King and Queen is Prince Micah the Magnificent, but all of thefairies in Fairyland love him so much that they refuse to let him go. Thus the Great Fairy KingElohim thinks of a strategy which shall not only convince the fairies in Fairyland to allow PrinceMicah the Magnificent to leave, but which shall also give Prince Micah the Magnificent anopportunity to display the magnificence which lies within himself.