KING'S RANSOM-DIANA PALMER
The Bride: Brianna Scott, the original girl-next door--who suddenly finds herself playing den mother to a foreign "diplomat."
The Groom: Ahmed ben Rashid. He claims he's just a visiting dignitary--so why does he answer to "Your Majesty"?
The Kingdom?: All of a Saudi Mahara--if Ahmed can convince Brianna to be queen....
A PRINCE OF A GUY-KATHLEEN KORBEL
The Bride: Casey Phillips. Until now she's called Brooklyn her domain--but she bears an amazing resemblance to Princess Cassandra....
The Groom: Eric von Lieberhaven. He always was helping damsels in distress--small wonder that he's really a prince!
The Kingdom?: Moritania--if only Eric can get Casey to see that he was born to rule.
EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT-MARION SMITH COLLINS
The Bride: Selena Mastron, the product of two worlds--a sophisticated woman from an ancient family.
The Groom: Royal dignitary Nicholas Saber. He was born to be king--but now it looks as if he'll have to settle for President instead!
The Kingdom?: Karastonia. It may no longer be a monarchy--but can it support a "royal" marriage made in America?
The Bride: Brianna Scott, the original girl-next door--who suddenly finds herself playing den mother to a foreign "diplomat."
The Groom: Ahmed ben Rashid. He claims he's just a visiting dignitary--so why does he answer to "Your Majesty"?
The Kingdom?: All of a Saudi Mahara--if Ahmed can convince Brianna to be queen....
A PRINCE OF A GUY-KATHLEEN KORBEL
The Bride: Casey Phillips. Until now she's called Brooklyn her domain--but she bears an amazing resemblance to Princess Cassandra....
The Groom: Eric von Lieberhaven. He always was helping damsels in distress--small wonder that he's really a prince!
The Kingdom?: Moritania--if only Eric can get Casey to see that he was born to rule.
EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT-MARION SMITH COLLINS
The Bride: Selena Mastron, the product of two worlds--a sophisticated woman from an ancient family.
The Groom: Royal dignitary Nicholas Saber. He was born to be king--but now it looks as if he'll have to settle for President instead!
The Kingdom?: Karastonia. It may no longer be a monarchy--but can it support a "royal" marriage made in America?
Back to all reviews by this member
Back to all reviews of this book
Back to Book Reviews
Back to Book Details
Back to all reviews of this book
Back to Book Reviews
Back to Book Details
