This was one trilogy that I hated to see come to an end!

The Wandering Duckling
Defying the terrible sense of direction that's kept her from traveling, Amy ships out as a nanny on a Caribbean cruise-and promptly gets lost when they stop at St. Brats. Now she's stranded with any money-or even a toothbrush!

The Two-Faced Beast
Locals say that Gaspar, owner of the island's crumbling fortress, is a hideous recluse. They call him La Bete, "The Beast." But when Amy applies for a job at the fort, she meets only his charming assistant, Beaufort. In truth, the two are the same man-billionaire Byron Parks. who'd desperately seeking privacy and peace.

A Perfect Fairy Take?
Any aches for the miserable man secluded in the fortress tower. Through e-mail, they begin an imaginative exchange of romantic fantasies. Byron is hopelessly smitten with his sexy storyteller-but will his real-life make-believe run their happy ending?

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The last book in the Perfect Trilogy and I think possible the best, even though I really enjoyed all of them. You cannot miss with one of Ortolon's books!!

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A modern day Beauty and the Beast, while on a cruise ship no less. Very cute!

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I thought it was a great summer read. Quick and easy and cute. Great for beach, pool or trip as it doesn't require too much thought.

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Clever romance. Amusing, insightful, witty, just about perfect.

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It's time for nurturing, curvy, Texas-bred Amy Baker to face her ultimate feartraveling alone. She plans a working vacation cruise as a nanny, but gets fired and stranded on the Caribbean island of St. Barts before the trip begins. Determined to finish her challenge, Amy takes a job as a housekeeper for Guy Gaspar, a disfigured man who lives in his extravagant fort's tower and never shows his face. Or so she's told by his jolly French assistant. In reality, the lone tenant is sexy Hollywood golden boy Byron Parks, who seeks anonymity from the paparazzi. In an Oscar-worthy performance, Byron plays both assistant and "beast," and Amy falls in love with "Guy" over the fort's intercom.

BEST OF THE THREE. I loved it!

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