Category: The Princes Of Kharova

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Goodreads Giveaway: His Majesty’s Secret Passion…

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I’m running a Goodreads Giveaway this week over at http://bit.ly/1PBDK9H, with the chance to win a free copy of His Majesty’s Secret Passion. That was the book which launched my Princes Of Kharova series for The Wild Rose Press, and you can find out more about it in my blog post  Writing A Series.

The Goodreads giveaway is running ahead of the launch on 4th December of the third book in the Princes Of Kharova series, Heart Of A Hostage. His Majesty’s Secret Passion is the romance between King Leo and Sara, the career girl who captures his heart. Heart Of A Hostage is the story of King Leo’s younger sister, Maia. She’s heading for an arranged marriage into a horrible, money-mad family of social climbers. She must obey her brother the king’s command, but secretly dreams of breaking free to find her independence. There’s no hope of that, short of a miracle…

…and then, on the way back from celebrations for her brother’s coronation, Maia’s car breaks down. She’s stranded in the middle of nowhere, alone, until a strangely familiar figure strides into view. It’s Kharovan royal family’s sworn enemy, gorgeous rebel Mihail.

Here’s an extract from Heart Of A Hostage to whet your appetite…

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“What’s the matter?” His voice was as rough as his stubble.

“I want to go back to my car.”
“Not possible. Sorry.” 
That must top the chart of most insincere apologies, ever.
“My driver and my bodyguard…they’ll be worried.”
“Not about you. They’ve got other things to think about, such as their own skins. I’ve got lookouts posted everywhere. They’re busy taking your vehicles to a place of safety.”
“You mean they’re stealing them.”
“Haven’t you heard the saying ‘all’s fair in love and war’?”
 Maia looked him up and down. There wasn’t any room to hide a weapon in his white tee shirt and tight jeans, so she lifted her chin and tried to calm her breathing.
  “This is neither. You’re a rebel and a thief, Mihail Dukagjini, and I want to go home.”
“No. And I haven’t stolen anything for years.”
He reached out, ready to trail his fingers down her cheek. Maia recoiled. Truffle tensed, and she waited for the  little dog to lunge at her attacker, but he wasn’t going to challenge Mihail. Petrified to have someone stand up to his threats for once, Truffle turned tail and hid. 

To find out more, and to order Heart Of A Hostage ahead of publication, go to myBook.to/HeartOfAHostage