Accomplished Admiral Harrison Monteque deemed lady-in-waiting Gwendolyn Corbin an ice maiden. Until the two worked closely to search for a missing prince and her warmth began to melt his hard-edged heart. However, the eye-catching admiral feared that the tender beauty would want more than one night
Royally Pregnant (Crown & Glory Book 9)
β Scribed by Barbara McCauley
- Publisher
- Silhouette Desire; Harlequin Enterprises Ltd
- Year
- 2010;2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 91 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Don Mills;Ont
- ISBN
- 1426858450
- ASIN
- B003AV6FFA
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
His dangerous edge hidden behind a playboy persona, Prince Dylan of Penwyck unexpectedly rescued a lovely damsel. But in saving sweet Emily, he had brought an unforeseen danger into the royal palace. Emily claimed to have amnesia, yet she was actually out to infiltrate this royal's defenses...any way she could.
Though she had set out to seduce a prince, Dylan's embrace gave Emily the strength to resist the lies she had spun. Fearful she could never win back his trust, Emily still believed Dylan would protect her with his very life. But what would her prince do once he learned she carried another secret...one who could become heir to the Penwyck throne?
Crown & Glory: Where Royalty And Romance Go Hand In Hand.
β¦ Subjects
Romance
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