Not So Perfect Princess The Heart Of A Hero Mills Boon Cherish

Princess Jules, who was raised strictly, is ordered to marry the Crown Prince of an island kingdom in the Mediterranean. Her small hope for the freedom she cannot have in her home country is crushed when she meets the same reality after she sails across the sea: women here are seen as property. During her brief span of freedom before the wedding, she resolves to slip out into the city disguised as a man. In the harbor, Jules meets a second prince?Alejandro. With his masculine face and pirate-like behavior, he is the opposite of his brother, the graceful Crown Prince. Is Jules at risk of falling for the wrong prince?

Not-so-Perfect Princess Dutiful Princess Julianna has a secret - she's actually happiest make-up-free, sailing with the sea breeze in her hair. Her attraction to rebel prince Alejandro is instant - but her intended is his brother! Can she remain the perfect princess, or is it time to follow her heart? The Heart of a Hero All advice columnist Zoe wants this summer is some time to heal her post-divorce wounds in peace. Which is fine by her surly-yet-handsome new neighbour, ex-army captain Jake Meyers - until the spark between them begins to bloom!

Dutiful Princess Julianna has a secret--she's actually happiest makeup free, sailing with the sea breeze in her hair. Her attraction to rebel prince Alejandro is instant-- but her intended is his brother, the proper but dull Enrique! For the first time, Julianna's irresistibly tempted. Before long, she's spending her nights sailing with gorgeous Alejandro while the rest of the palace believes she's sleeping. Soon she'll have to choose--remain the perfect princess, or follow her heart and stop sleepwalking her way through life....

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The child she hid...

One of the earliest great stories of English literature after ?Beowulf?, ?Sir Gawain? is the strange tale of a green knight on a green horse, who rudely interrupts King Arthur's Round Table festivities one Yuletide, challenging the knights to a wager. Simon Armitrage, one of Britain's leading poets, has produced an inventive and groundbreaking translation that " helps] liberate ?Gawain ?from academia" (?Sunday Telegraph?).

Reproduction of the original.

A queen switches places with her twin for Christmas and finds instant passion with her boss in this forbidden romance by a USA TODAY–bestselling author. Switching places with her twin was supposed to give Queen Jade a couple of weeks’ escape from duty in New York. Now she must handle a professional scandal and her sister’s impossible billionaire boss! Alvaro Byrne knows something about his employee is different—especially the instant heat between them! Discovering her true identity only increases temptation . . . because as Jade’s bound to her throne, Alvaro’s committed to his business empire. Perhaps, just for Christmas, they can explore their unrivaled connection with no paparazzi, no royal protocols—and no promises . . .