What's the Name of That Book??? discussion

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► UNSOLVED: One specific book > woman gets chained or handcuffed to this guy she doesn't like and i think she's a princess or something

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message 1: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments So I saw this ebook a while back about this girl and I think she was a princess, who gets chained or handcuffed or something to this guy that I think it said she does not like....then they fall in love etc etc and I think it was erotica but I'm not sure


message 2: by Ann aka Iftcan (new)

Ann aka Iftcan (iftcan) | 6917 comments Mod
Why was she chained to him? Why didn't she like him? How long ago was "a while back"? How did you see it--it was featured somewhere, you were idly leafing through the pages and pages and pages and pages and. . . of ebooks on Amazon or B&N or one of the other places to find ebooks?


message 3: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments I was just looking through the kobo store. It was about 6 months ago I saw it. I don't remember why they were in that situation


message 4: by Meredith (new)

Meredith (mcgraced) | 81 comments If not for the erotica possibility, it could be Stardust by Neil Gaiman


☯ DαякєηRнαℓ  ❛ ᶜʳᵒᵘᶜʰᶤᶰᵍ ʰᵘᵐᵃᶰ ; ʰᶤᵈᵈᵉᶰ ᵗᶤᵗᵃᶰ ❜   (darkhearteternal) | 856 comments I don't know if this is it, but it's a naughty book and the girl was handcuffed to a guy she didn't like at first. She wasn't a Princess though, only part of a twin and a powerful psychic but I am just throwing this out there:

Night Pleasures (Dark-Hunter, #1) by Sherrilyn Kenyon


message 6: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments No that's not it but thanks. I'm pretty sure there was a flower of some sort on the cover


message 8: by L.E. (new)

L.E. Gill | 8 comments Any chance it was Sharon Green's Dawn Song or Rebel Prince? The first was more fantasy, where a princess from the moon had to work with maybe, a prince of the sun to retrieve something stolen from their kingdoms. The second reads a little more sci fi, but the protagonist is basically enslaved by her family to a man who she then works together with to overthrow the corrupt government. It's been a long time since I read either, but somehow I feel like one or the other had the two main characters chained together for a period of time.


message 9: by Ann aka Iftcan (new)

Ann aka Iftcan (iftcan) | 6917 comments Mod
Dawn Song and The Rebel Prince for L. E.'s clicks


message 10: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments No wasnt either of those...


message 11: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments Thanks though


message 12: by Aerulan (new)

Aerulan | 1317 comments Do you have any idea of the setting, fantasy, something similar to our world,, scifi/alien, historical wherever?
Or the time-frame was it modern, medieval, Victorian, etc?

Even something like, "I don't read [medieval historicals, for example] type settings/books, so it wouldn't be that" might help narrow things down.


message 13: by Wren (last edited Oct 20, 2014 05:24PM) (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments Im thinking it was fantasy. I doubt it was contemporary. It may have been exclusively an indie/self published novel/story...I dont know if its in print but its definitely on the kobo store. I believe it was erotica


message 14: by oliviasbooks (new)

oliviasbooks | 189 comments This is not erotica (it's YA) and the cover doesn't display a flower but an insect. But the contents (fantasy, chained together) fit.: Dragonfly by Julia Golding

"Princess Taoshira of the Blue Crescent Islands is appalled when she is ordered to marry Prince Ramil of Gerfal. And he's not too pleased, either. She is used to a life of discipline, ritual, and splendor. He is used to hunting and carousing. They hate each other on sight. But both of their countries are under threat from a fearsome warlord, and the only chance of peace is to form an alliance.

When Tashi and Ram are kidnapped, they fear there's no escape--from their kidnappers or from each other. Can they put aside their differences long enough to survive ambush, unarmed combat, brainwashing, and imprisonment? And will the people they meet on their adventure--including a circus strongman, a daring rebel leader, a sinister master of spies, and the best female fighter they have ever seen--help them or betray them to the enemy?"


message 15: by Wren (new)

Wren  (wrenreaders) | 142 comments No thats not it but thank you! I remember the description in the kobo store had a "warning mature content" in it so I know it was erotica or semi-erotica.


message 18: by Vendaval (new)

Vendaval (vndvl) | 17 comments Maybe Guillaume Musso's, Central Park?


message 19: by Lobstergirl, au gratin (new)

Lobstergirl | 44924 comments Mod
Wren, are you still looking for this or did you find it?


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