Betraying the Prince by Debra Kayn
Publisher: Red Rose Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Interracial/Multicultural
Summary: Raised by the Prince of Antaka, Celina Rodriquez, is forced to leave the island and live life in America. Refusing to follow in the footsteps of her mother, she promises herself she will not fall for the charms of any American.
When Drake is asked to teach the Antakian princess the way women in California live, he thought he'd be busy teaching her about movies, yachting, and the local fashion. Instead he finds himself losing his heart to a woman who swears she has sexual moves that will rock his world, and thinks nothing of walking around naked.
My Review: I must admit this story started out slow for me but picked up nicely. Betraying the Prince is a sweet love story from the other side of the world, but still a man’s world.
This book created a chain reaction that had you connecting with the characters and their emotions. Celina Antakian, princess, longs to find the truth about why she was treated differently but in the end, the truth maybe more then she can handle.
I was drawn to Celina as I read on, watching her life unfold, the trials that came her way. Her strength poured off the pages as well as her passions. She sure does know how to create mischief.
Drake is the perfect hero in this story; he keeps cool under pressure no matter what the situation is, even when a hot princess forgoes wearing clothes. As Drake and Celina grow close, you get to watch their love blossom. Their attraction for each other burns off the pages.
I enjoyed the suspense and the romance. Super strong second level characters, Charles, Nat, and the prince helped make the story whole.
This story has a sweet touch with heat and passions without all the detail. Betraying the Prince is pure sweet magic the calls to you.
Debra Kayn writes a powerful love story that leaves you wanting more. Anytime a author can capture a readers attention and hold it till the last page is well worth the read and the return to a wonderful romance.
Rated 4 1/2 Delightful Divas by Deb!
Publisher: Red Rose Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Interracial/Multicultural
Summary: Raised by the Prince of Antaka, Celina Rodriquez, is forced to leave the island and live life in America. Refusing to follow in the footsteps of her mother, she promises herself she will not fall for the charms of any American.
When Drake is asked to teach the Antakian princess the way women in California live, he thought he'd be busy teaching her about movies, yachting, and the local fashion. Instead he finds himself losing his heart to a woman who swears she has sexual moves that will rock his world, and thinks nothing of walking around naked.
My Review: I must admit this story started out slow for me but picked up nicely. Betraying the Prince is a sweet love story from the other side of the world, but still a man’s world.
This book created a chain reaction that had you connecting with the characters and their emotions. Celina Antakian, princess, longs to find the truth about why she was treated differently but in the end, the truth maybe more then she can handle.
I was drawn to Celina as I read on, watching her life unfold, the trials that came her way. Her strength poured off the pages as well as her passions. She sure does know how to create mischief.
Drake is the perfect hero in this story; he keeps cool under pressure no matter what the situation is, even when a hot princess forgoes wearing clothes. As Drake and Celina grow close, you get to watch their love blossom. Their attraction for each other burns off the pages.
I enjoyed the suspense and the romance. Super strong second level characters, Charles, Nat, and the prince helped make the story whole.
This story has a sweet touch with heat and passions without all the detail. Betraying the Prince is pure sweet magic the calls to you.
Debra Kayn writes a powerful love story that leaves you wanting more. Anytime a author can capture a readers attention and hold it till the last page is well worth the read and the return to a wonderful romance.
Rated 4 1/2 Delightful Divas by Deb!
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2 loved readers said:
Thank you for reviewing my book. It was a wonderful summary and I smiled all the way through your opinion.=)
Debra, you are so welcome.
*smooches*
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