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The Tycoon's Princess Bride (The Royal House of Niroli #4)
Tall, dark and dangerous— the man from Mont Avellana—
Black-hearted billionaire Domenic Vincini wants the lush riches of rival island Niroli, including the jewel in Niroli's crown— Princess Isabella Fierezza. She's forbidden, but to Domenic, a man scarred inside and out, that makes her innocence all the more appealing. If Isabella gives in to temptation she'll tie herself...more
Black-hearted billionaire Domenic Vincini wants the lush riches of rival island Niroli, including the jewel in Niroli's crown— Princess Isabella Fierezza. She's forbidden, but to Domenic, a man scarred inside and out, that makes her innocence all the more appealing. If Isabella gives in to temptation she'll tie herself...more
Hardcover, Large Print, 283 pages
Published
June 1st 2010
by Mills & Boon
(first published January 1st 2007)
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Ok, I admit I'm not a fan of books set in fictional kingdoms. There are too many ways the stories can go wrong. But this story set around the royal family of the kingdom of Niroli wasn't too bad. This one is, I believe, 4th in the series and I hadn't read the previous ones. There were lots of references to events in the previous books that weren't fully explained. The overall background was mentioned only briefly which made it a little hard to see the big picture. Otherwise, I really have n...more
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Last year, I read Natasha’s book, Crowned: An Ordinary Girl and enjoyed it very much. I picked up The Tycoon’s Princess Bride, but I was worried that I would have problems following a story that was part of a multi-authored series. I needn’t have worried. The only thing that puzzled me concerned Isabella’s brother, Alex — which wasn’t important to Isabella’s story. Reading the blurb for his book answered my question. The book has a f...more
Last year, I read Natasha’s book, Crowned: An Ordinary Girl and enjoyed it very much. I picked up The Tycoon’s Princess Bride, but I was worried that I would have problems following a story that was part of a multi-authored series. I needn’t have worried. The only thing that puzzled me concerned Isabella’s brother, Alex — which wasn’t important to Isabella’s story. Reading the blurb for his book answered my question. The book has a f...more
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I was born in an 'old' English county called Middlesex. You won't find it on any modern map - it's been swallowed up by Greater London and at the swish of a bureaucratic pen it disappeared. Nevertheless, I had a perfectly happy childhood there with two parents who love me and a younger brother I still like! Painfully shy, books were my passion and my first career ambition was to be an author -- ma...more
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