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    Princessa
    Princessa
    Princessa
    Audiobook6 hours

    Princessa

    Written by Joslyn Westbrook

    Narrated by Amelie Griffin and Alexander Cendese

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    About this audiobook

    She's No Princess, He's No Prince Charming, But This Is Most Definitely A Modern-Day Fairy Tale . . .

    Prince Grayson would rather flee his own country than marry the conniving barracuda his parents want him leg-shackled to for all eternity. So that's exactly what he does-he flees-and being a prince on the run feels fabulously badass. What feels even better is the sizzling chemistry he has with the sassy Southern Belle who quite literally stumbles into his life.

    Arabella Princessa Royale has no interest in men, especially since she barely escaped the social aftermath of her dumpster-fire relationship. But His Royal Scorching Hotness, with all that brooding, tattooed, bad-boy sexiness, proves impossible to ignore. Falling for this charming prince could be bad. Tragically bad-not only for his country, but for her heart.

    It doesn't take long for their attraction to blaze hot enough to cause an international incident-a royally scandalous one. And in the world of all things majestic, they'll soon have to decide if true love can overrule even the noblest of duties.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMar 24, 2020
    ISBN9781977376800
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