A Royal Kiss And Tell
by Julia London
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Pub Date 19 May 2020 | Archive Date 31 May 2020
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Description
Every prince has his secrets. And she’s determined to unravel his…
Every dashing young man in London’s ton is vying for Lady Caroline Hawke’s hand—except one. The handsome, delectable, rogue, Prince Leopold of Alucia can’t quite remember who Caroline is and the insult is not to be tolerated. So Caroline does what any clever, resourceful lady of means would do to make sure a prince remembers her: sees that amusingly risqué morsels about Leo’s reputation are printed in a ladies’ gossip gazette…all the while secretly setting her cap for the rakish royal.
Someone has been painting Leo as a blackguard, but who? Socially, it could ruin him. More important, it jeopardises his investigation into a contemptible scheme that reaches the highest levels of government in London. Now Leo needs Lady Caroline’s help to regain access to society. But this charming prince is about to discover that enlisting the deceptively sweet and sexy Lady Caroline might just cost him his heart, his soul and both their reputations…
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781474099080 |
| PRICE | £3.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 384 |
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Featured Reviews
Susan G, Reviewer
This is the second novel in the Royal Wedding series. Lady Caroline Hawke is visiting Alicia as a wedding guest. She is very miffed that Prince Leopold is impervious to her charm. Leo is the spare and lacks purpose in life. Enjoys a drink and the Ton party lifestyle. When asked to help find some missing girls lured in to the sex trade he agrees to help and goes back to London.
I enjoyed the witty asides and obvious chemistry between the main characters. The author struck on two chords still prevalent today- what to do with the spare heir and the sex trade. Although this is part of a trilogy it can be read as a stand alone novel.
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