Swans Book Review

Who loves fairy tales? I know I do and I watch them all the time with me niece and they are great.  But what's even better than a fairy tale is a book about one.  The Prince Who Loved Me by +Karen Hawkins  is about probably the most famous fairy tale of them all, Cinderella. Bronwyn Murdoch was sitting in her spot.  Under a tree in a clearing surrounded by her two dogs,  enthralled by the book in her hands.  So compelling was Roland, the male character in the book, that when her dogs gave a bark of warning, she raised her head and thought that Roland has stepped outside of his book into the real world. In order for Prince Aleksey Romanovin to claim his birthright, he must follow the rules of his grandmother, Grand Duchess Natasha.  To win his birthright, he must go to Scotland with his grandmother and find a proper bride for a Prince.   Not one who likes to do as he's told ( he's a Prince, what did she expect ), Aleksey is determined to f...

This was one raw book.  It was awesomely good and raw.  You might hear me mention that this book is raw later on but when you read it, you'll see what I mean. Sarah Cooper is on the run, someone is out to get her but she won't be caught.  She will have her freedom or die trying. An escape arises when  she sees a post for the position for a governess and what makes this even sweeter is that her employer is a recluse. With a plan in her head, Sarah disguises herself to look the part of a governess but try as she might, see could not hide her beauty.  This did not go unnoticed by her new employer Christian Trent, the Earl of Markham.  Sarah knew the Earl when she was younger and to young to attend balls and had a huge infatuation with him.  He was the most beautiful man she have ever seen but his face is now disfigured by one of the most painful ways possible, by fire. Christian Trent has to go back to England to clear his name of a crime he di...