Sarah V. (auroraline) reviewed The Prince & the Pregnant Princess (Desert Rogues, Bk 6) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1473) on + 28 more book reviews
I liked this book, great light reading. Sadik is a little unrealistic, and goes around the entire book with an over the top "I am sheik" attitude.
Natalie B. (Hawaiianstar) - reviewed The Prince & the Pregnant Princess (Desert Rogues, Bk 6) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1473) on + 680 more book reviews
When it came to kingdoms, impulsive, up-from-the-streets Cleo Wilson was no Cinderella. Why, mere months ago she'd done the unthinkable: fallen for arrogant,
irresistible Prince Sadik and come up pregnant! Now, briefly back in Bahania, she had to hide her burgeoning curves or risk losing her baby-to-be to
royalty!
Tall, tempting Sadik promptly seduced Cleo anew... unveiled her secret...and demanded they wed! But could Cleo's lifelong fantasies of love and family find
fulfillment in a palace? After all, wasn't she the last person on the planet to become a princess and bring a proud, imperious prince to his senses...let
alone his knees?
irresistible Prince Sadik and come up pregnant! Now, briefly back in Bahania, she had to hide her burgeoning curves or risk losing her baby-to-be to
royalty!
Tall, tempting Sadik promptly seduced Cleo anew... unveiled her secret...and demanded they wed! But could Cleo's lifelong fantasies of love and family find
fulfillment in a palace? After all, wasn't she the last person on the planet to become a princess and bring a proud, imperious prince to his senses...let
alone his knees?
Daphne S. reviewed The Prince & the Pregnant Princess (Desert Rogues, Bk 6) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1473) on + 69 more book reviews
From back cover:
She was all kinds of wrong for Royalty...When it came to kingdoms, impulsive, up-from-the-streets Cleo Wilson was no Cinderella. Why, mere months ago she'd done the unthinkable: fallen for arrogant, irresistible Price Sadik-and come up pregnant! Now, briefly back in Bahania, she had to hide her burgeoning curves or risk losing her baby-to-be royalty! Tall, tempting Sadik promptly seduced Cleo anew...unveiled her secret...and demanded theywed! But could Cleo's lifelong fantasies of love and family find fulfillment in a palace? After all, wasn't she the last person on the planet to become a princess-and bring proud, imperious prince to his senses...let alone his kness?
She was all kinds of wrong for Royalty...When it came to kingdoms, impulsive, up-from-the-streets Cleo Wilson was no Cinderella. Why, mere months ago she'd done the unthinkable: fallen for arrogant, irresistible Price Sadik-and come up pregnant! Now, briefly back in Bahania, she had to hide her burgeoning curves or risk losing her baby-to-be royalty! Tall, tempting Sadik promptly seduced Cleo anew...unveiled her secret...and demanded theywed! But could Cleo's lifelong fantasies of love and family find fulfillment in a palace? After all, wasn't she the last person on the planet to become a princess-and bring proud, imperious prince to his senses...let alone his kness?
Cynthia L. (ceeceelandau) reviewed The Prince & the Pregnant Princess (Desert Rogues, Bk 6) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1473) on + 282 more book reviews
I liked this book the most. When Cleo Wilson (Foster sister to Zara, daughter to the King and half sister to Prince Sadik) falls for Prince Sadik she does the only thing she feels she can do, she leaves. I mean who is she kidding, her with a Prince. Then she finds out she's pregnant. She returns only by the request of her sister Zara for her wedding. Now she's forced to tell Prince Sadik and soon finds herself married to the Prince.
Her life has been utterly turned upside down, yet she deals with it all and feels like she's making progress only to be devastated when Prince Sadik advises her that they'll never be love between them. They'll be passion, respect and an honored place as his wife, but no love. She's devastated. Can a person whose never felt like she's had a place or ever felt love deal with this blow.
Her life has been utterly turned upside down, yet she deals with it all and feels like she's making progress only to be devastated when Prince Sadik advises her that they'll never be love between them. They'll be passion, respect and an honored place as his wife, but no love. She's devastated. Can a person whose never felt like she's had a place or ever felt love deal with this blow.
