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In HONKY-TONK CINDERELLA, the second installment in my How to Marry a Monarch mini-series, the death of an old friend leads to Prince Aleksander Vlastos's discovery of a son he never knew he had. . .and a reunion after more than a decade with Luanne Evans, the Texan barmaid who'd come perilously close to winnowing past the soul-weary prince's defenses. But Prince Alek now has a potentially devastating secret of his own, one he's determined to keep from the already-stressed -- and very pregnant -- Luanne, who, despite her determination to overcome her trailer-trash background, is far from comfortable living in an eighty room palace. But the more time this
unlikely pair spends in each other's company, the more
they find themselves wondering if there's a chance of
finishing what they'd barely begun that night in Sandy
Springs, Texas so long ago, for not only their son's
sake, but for theirs, as well. . .or is it too late for
them to overcome the damage done by years of secrets and
mistakes? R Reviews
"Homey narrative,
realistic characters and splendid dialogue blend together
to make HONKY-TONK CINDERELLA a thoroughly enjoyable
read, and rack up another winner for Karen Templeton. For
an enjoyable twist on the. . .Cinderella story, grab a
copy. . .today!" Terrie Figueroa, Romance Reviews
Today
And if you missed the first book in the HOW TO MARRY A MONARCH SERIES. . .
In a desperate attempt to
gain a brief respite from her royal duties, With five hurting
children to take care of, not to mention trying to
jumpstart a new career, the last thing Steve needs is
some female mucking up his life. But the way this
generous woman with the funny accent and even funnier
clothes has wrapped herself around his wards' broken
hearts -- not to mention his -- isn't something he can
ignore. Yet how much sense does it make to fall in love
with someone who admits she's not who she says she is. .
.and who obviously doesn't trust him enough to tell him
the truth? PG-13 Reviews
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