I like romance. I also like historical romance. So you would think that I would enjoy this book. Everyone else gave it a positive review, but I could not stand this book. By the time the heroine finished riding around on her donkey, which was creatively named St. Donkey, and then began to have sex with Prince Ranger in a fairy ring, I was just disgusted with the book. It is pretty rare that I cannot finish a romance novel. In fact, I usually love the worst of the worst. Like that one book where the 1980's business woman has sex with a ghost from the American Revolution and gets pregnant with his half ghost babies. That one was pretty good. I lol'd. But this was just tedious and predictable and had far too many donkeys for my taste. Just way too many donkeys.

Princess #1, but story #3. Good read - especially after the first 2. Historical Scotland around 1800s. Hero has made appearances in #1 and #2 and so is already a well liked character, however this book unravels his history. As in the previous, hero and heroine spend much of the book together as the romance develops nicely. Recommeded read for historical romance

Last in the "Lost Princesses" series. Great characters and story. The whole series is a must read.

third and last of the princess books. Ties it all together and you learn who was the real villains. Good read. If you have read the other two in the sries do not miss this one.

Once upon a time...three princesses were forced to flee their kingdom in the Pyrenees - vanishing without a trace - until the day a prince can bring each princess home.

Betrothed in the cradle, Princess Sorcha and Prince Rainger were destined to rule their countries together. Then revolution sent Sorcha to a remote Scottish convent - and Rainger into a dungeon so deep rumor claimed he was dead.

Now danger threatens, and Sorcha must travel home with a simple fisherman as her companion - Prince Rainger in disguise. Changed by his imprisonment from a careless lad to a dangerous man, he's determined to win back his kingdom - and the woman he wants more than life itself. But can he protect a woman who believes every person she meets is her friend, every tavern is an opportunity to sing bawdy songs, and each turn in the road hides new adventure? To keep his princess safe, he must resort to his most treacherous weapon? seduction.

Once upon a time... three princesses were forced to flee their kingdom in the Pyrenees -- vanishing without a trace -- until the day a prince can bring each princess home.
Betrothed since the cradle, Princess Sorcha and Prince Rainger were destined to rule their countries together. Then revolution sent Sorcha to a remote Scottish convent -- and Rainger into a dungeon so deep rumor claimed he was dead.

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Slow at first but picks up at the end.

Fun adventure/romance - third in the princess series by Dodd.

Book 3 in an excellent trilogy...Sorcha's story

A dream come true for a prince and princess.

this is the last of the "missing Princess" series.

Mine is hardback. Great story with a sweet ending.

Third in a series of three. All three were great, I especially liked this one. Read Some Enchanted Evening, and The Barefoot Princess too.

At last the story of crown Princess Sorcha....

Slow start and a little confusing. But there are many fun scenes in the book.

Betrothed in the cradle, Princess Sorcha and Prince Rainger were destined to rule their countries together. Then revolution sent Sorcha to a remote Scottish convent—and Rainger into a dungeon so deep rumor claimed he was dead.

Now danger threatens, and Sorcha must travel home with a simple fisherman as her companion—Prince Rainger in disguise. Changed by his imprisonment from a careless lad to a dangerous man, he's determined to win back his kingdom—and the woman he wants more than life itself. But can he protect a woman who believes every person she meets is her friend, every tavern is an opportunity to sing bawdy songs, and each turn in the road hides new adventure? To keep his princess safe, he must resort to his most treacherous weapon: seduction.

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