Princess Brat

Growing up isnt easy. Skat is a young light-elf of cheery good will. Too bad he doesnt have good sense as well. His first day out from under his mothers watchful eye, he falls in love with every girl he meets. Skat then vows to win Odins pardon for light-elves he had wrongly banished from Asgard. Skat infuriates Princess Violet by giving her roses to another girl. The brat whips up a whirlwind of bad fortune to punish him. In just one day every living creature on Rose Island is sucked into their controversy. Gerd loves Skat in spite of his fickle ways. This elfin girl displays loyalty tempered with common sense, presenting a dependable role model for girls. Skat effectively stands up for himself, overcomes adversity with good will, and succeeds in his quest. Animals, light-elves, a troll, Vikings, and gods respond to Skats message that all living creatures should be treated nicely. Only a few completely selfish creatures remain untouched by his charm.Growing up isnt easy. Skatrosenknup the Darling RosebudSkat to his friendsis a young light-elf of cheery good will. Its just too bad that he doesnt have good sense, as well. If there is mischief to be had, hell find it. Failing that, hell create it! From his first day out from under his mothers watchful eye, he finds each girl he meets to be irresistibleand he falls head over little heels in love with every one of them. problem is, the girls arent so forgiving of his fickle heart. Then he sets his sights on bigger and bolder goals. Annoyed by what he feels is the unfair banishment of all light-elves from Asgard, young Skat vows to convince Odin to let his people back into paradise. but the Norse gods are not exactly amused by his antics either. Skat is a scamp; no doubt, but his message that all living creatures should be treated nicely is one that everyone can get behind. His charisma and courage are his best defenses against the many scrapes he finds himself in. And in the end, only a few completely selfish creatures can resist his many charms. or can they?

When Father's away, with Daddy Dom she'll play Throwing tantrums may be childish behavior, but it's the only way Adrienne Westley feels she can be heard. In the middle of a tabloid scandal, her father cares more about his career than the threats to his mouthy daughter. So when bodyguard Dieter Vanderbroeck enters her home, she's shocked by his dominant presence. Try as she might to defy him, Dieter doesn't give in to her bratty attitude. Instead, he challenges it with a commanding voice and a firm hand. His authoritative tone calls to a part of Adrienne that she's long kept hidden—and as Dieter begins to unravel her submissive nature, it becomes harder and harder to keep things professional. Adrienne's about to find out just where bratty little girls go: over Daddy's knee. Because he no longer wants to be just her bodyguard—he wants to be her Daddy Dom. This book is approximately 50,000 words One-click with confidence. This title is part of the Carina Press Romance Promise: all the romance you're looking for with an HEA/HFN. It's a promise!

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"Princess Elissia was wed to King Derand when only a baby, and they`ve never met. When Derand comes to claim his bride, he finds that his new wife has grown up to be as unbridled a brat as ever walked the streets of the kingdom.But Derand is made of sterner stuff than Elissia`s father, King Ostrin, and the young princess soon finds herself bare-bottomed over her husband`s knee, as he is hardly one to tolerate her bratty ways. Elissia has no intention of staying with Derand - and then tragedy strikes. Elissia`s brother is kidnapped, and the only ones who can go in search of him are Elissia and Derand. A very uneasy truce is forged only to be broken again and again, as Derand attempts to tame his "princess brat."

Growing up isn't easy. Skat is a young light-elf of cheery good will. Too bad he doesn't have good sense as well. His first day out from under his mother's watchful eye, he falls in love with every girl he meets. Skat then vows to win Odin's pardon for light-elves he had wrongly banished from Asgard. Skat infuriates Princess Violet by giving her roses to another girl. The brat whips up a whirlwind of bad fortune to punish him. In just one day every living creature on Rose Island is sucked into their controversy. Gerd loves Skat in spite of his fickle ways. This elfin girl displays loyalty tempered with common sense, presenting a dependable role model for girls. Skat effectively stands up for himself, overcomes adversity with good will, and succeeds in his quest. Animals, light-elves, a troll, Vikings, and gods respond to Skat's message that all living creatures should be treated nicely. Only a few completely selfish creatures remain untouched by his charm.Growing up isn't easy. Skatrosenknup the Darling Rosebud Skat to his friends is a young light-elf of cheery good will. It's just too bad that he doesn't have good sense, as well. If there is mischief to be had, he'll find it. Failing that, he'll create it! From his first day out from under his mother's watchful eye, he finds each girl he meets to be irresistible and he falls head over little heels in love with every one of them. problem is, the girls aren't so forgiving of his fickle heart. Then he sets his sights on bigger and bolder goals. Annoyed by what he feels is the unfair banishment of all light-elves from Asgard, young Skat vows to convince Odin to let his people back into paradise. but the Norse gods are not exactly amused by his antics either. Skat is a scamp; no doubt, but his message that all living creatures should be treated nicely is one that everyone can get behind. His charisma and courage are his best defenses against the many scrapes he finds himself in. And in the end, only a few completely selfish creatures can resist his many charms. or can they?

Ever turn to your horoscope for help in a difficult time? Well, Zodiac Girls have something even better—when their stars are in lucky alignment, they get a cool cell phone and personal guidance from the planets themselves! But it's not as easy as it sounds—it's up to each girl to make the most of her month as a Zodiac Girl! A typical Leo, rich, spoiled Leonora likes to get her way. As a last resort, her despairing parents send her to boot camp to try to improve her outrageous behavior. While she's there, Leonora discovers that she's a Zodiac Girl. At first, Leonora refuses to cooperate, but the boot camp instructors are human embodiments of the planets, and they're determined to get results!

Helen of Sparta wants to be more than a princess and a pretty face—she wants to be a hero. The traditions of ancient Sparta would have Helen know her place: a beautiful princess, a loyal daughter, a perfect bride. But Helen wants adventure, and she's not looking back. Not one to count on the gods to take care of her, she sets out to see the world and seek her own fate with steely determination. Her rebellious will makes Helen dangerous enemies—such as the self-proclaimed "son of Zeus" Theseus—but it also gains her true friends, from the famed huntress Atalanta to the young priestess who is the Oracle of Delphi. If she is strong enough, if she is cunning enough, if she is brave enough, Helen will find her destiny . . . but what does destiny have in store for her? In Nobody's Princess, author Esther Friesner deftly weaves together history and myth as she takes a new look at the girl who will become Helen of Troy. The back of the book includes further facts about Helen of Troy and Ancient Greece. Hand to readers who love Tamora Pierce and Leigh Bardugo, particularly if they just finished Wonder Woman: Warbringer and want to know more about Helen of Troy. "A must-read for fans of fantasy and mythology."—VOYA "Along the way, Friesner skillfully exposes larger issues of women's rights, human bondage, and individual destiny. It's a rollicking good story."—Booklist

Man Who Should Be King By Mlyn Hurn Syranna is a princess without a country or loyal followers. When she was a child, her father sent her away to live with her maternal grandfather for protection while he waged a war. Now the war is over, and one of the king's former knights tricks her into returning to the realm with a message for the new ruler. Once there, she discovers the new ruler doesn't want to let her go. She's not a woman to be dictated to and escapes to the moon-world that had been her mother's home. Here she lives in the mist-laden, myth shrouded land known as Mystonia. When Lord Marcus comes in search of his queen, he soon discovers that two of the most common myths just might be true. The little gray-haired man with the knee-length beard really is a wizard. And Syranna's pets blow flame if you don't handle them carefully. The Princess Brat By Katherine Kingston Princess Fanny was a disgrace to the royal family, an untamed hoyden who refused to be gracious or cooperative. Fanny's father needed someone to train the young woman and make her presentable, but her temper and sharp tongue have driven away countless tutors. The king will pay generously the person who can tame her. Handsome, urbane Baxter was a lord's penniless younger son. Training the princess should be the perfect job for him. But when two strong wills collide, they strike sparks off each other, igniting a fire that threatens their hearts and souls as well as their plans for the future. What A Queen Wants By Bella Andre Elizabeth Orleans has just been tied up by three large men. She must submit to their demands or she will never be set free. But when their sexual game comes to an end, she dismisses the men with aflick of her wrist. After all, Elizabeth is the Queen of Magonia and these three men are employed by her to cater to her endless sexual desires. But after thirty years of being in complete control, her strikingly handsome prisoner Gavin Court-not only arrogant but seemingly immune to her luscious charms-is about to show her how good it can be to get what she really wants.