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A THOROUGHLY MODERN PRINCESS

Wendy Corsi Staub

Avon

November 2003

ISBN #0-380-82054-4

Contemporary Romance

A THOROUGHLY MODERN PRINCESS by Wendy Corsi Staub

 

A THOROUGHLY MODERN PRINCESS is a tender love story in which a pampered princess decides to try the commoner’s life in an unprecedented way.  Princess Emmaline has enjoyed a stolen night with Granger Lockwood IV and only days before her wedding to Prince Remi of Buiron, she discovers she must hide quite the secret from her future bridegroom.  What is a pregnant princess to do when she realizes she doesn’t love the man she must spend the rest of her life with?  Run away, of course!

Granger Lockwood has decided he no longer wants to work for his dictatorial grandfather at Lockwood Enterprises, a company his grandfather rules over with the proverbial iron hand.  The hero decides he would like to ‘make it on his own’ and starts out with barely four thousand dollars in his pocket and to his name.  The princess arrives on his doorstep unexpectedly.  A day later, stunned by her news that she will bear his child, he’s out searching for work and an economical place to live for the first time in his life.

A THOROUGHLY MODERN PRINCESS is an enjoyable romp through the streets of New York City and the fictitious kingdom of Verdunia, from the fashionable upper sides to the poverty-stricken lower sides.  Princess Emmaline is a woman struggling to deal with her self-imposed exile from the royal palaces of Verdunia.  Granger becomes her solace in a time of need but can he come to terms that a royal personage has attached herself to him and that she is pregnant with his baby?  Wendy Corsi Staub’s novel is a fast, lighthearted read, perfect for those days when life is hectic or the reader wants to take a book to the beach.

Reviewed by Aurora Rose Lynn for The Road to Romance

January 11, 2004

 

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