The King's Convenient Bride

Prince Phillip had sworn to do his royal duty.

Someday he'd take a suitable bride—in the traditional loveless "arrangement"—and father an heir to the throne. But then he unexpectedly became king.

And when he met Hannah Renault, the virtual stranger who was his intended bride, all his plans to keep her at arm's length were suddenly forgotten.

With his mother gone and the island nation of Morgan Isle clamoring for a queen, any thought of waiting evaporated overnight. For eight years the innocent American had studied royal etiquette—enduring strict coaches and constant chaperones—just to prepare for life at palace gates. He meant to offer a strictly political union—granting her the wealth and prestige of Morgan Isle—without ever surrendering his guarded heart.

Royal Romance: Crowned king of Morgan Isle, Phillip must secure an immediate heir while navigating palace duty and unexpected desire.Arranged Marriage: Hannah discovers that her royal engagement has been compressed into two breathless weeks.Virgin Heroine: Determined to save herself for her wedding night, Hannah holds fast to her values even as Phillip's wicked kisses test her resolve in private sitting rooms.Forced Proximity: From secluded walks along the palace brook to two weeks aboard a Mediterranean yacht in Monaco, close quarters make keeping their emotional distance impossible.Also by This Author: The Tycoon's Paternity Agenda, Demanding His Brother's Heirs and The Doctor's Baby Dare.