The Ordinary Princess

by Liz Fielding

Overview

Laura could see that Crown Prince Alexander ofMontorino needed a holiday—from being a prince!He was so stiff and formal; he needed to lighten upand have some fun. For just a few days he would beordinary, like her. Go shopping, go to the park,wash up—and Laura would be his guide.…Alexander found Laura to be like a breath of freshair. She didn't stand on ceremony, and she told himwhat to do, not the other way around! It was theperfect partnership, one that Alexander wanted tolast forever—until he discovered Laura's secret.…

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781426876806
Publisher:	Harlequin Romance
Publication date:	02/11/2025
Series:	High Society Brides , #3773
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	145
File size:	769 KB

About the Author

Liz Fielding was born with itchy feet. She made it to Zambia before her twenty-first birthday and, gathering her own special hero and a couple of children on the way, lived in Botswana, Kenya and Bahrain. Eight of her titles were nominated for the Romance Writers' of America Rita® award and she won with The Best Man & the Bridesmaid and The Marriage Miracle. In 2019, the Romantic Novelists' Association honoured her with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Read an Excerpt

It was extradinary, she thought, watching him scrape dishes, load the dishwater.

Yesterday he had seemed as distant as the stars.  This evening she was totally as ease with him.  Far from being the cold, arrogant prince that his photos suggested, he was intelligent, stimulating, amusing.

“You’re not making a bad job of that,” she said.

 “For a man?”

 “For a prince.  I don’t imagine you’ve done it before.”

“No, but it is simply a question of applying logic –“  which seemed screamingly funny for some reason “—and order to the task.”  She exploded into a fit of giggles.  He closed the dishwasher door, looked at the settings, chose one that seemed appropriate and then switched it on.

“I’m afraid the champagne has gone to your head,” he said.

“No, honestly.”  It was the fact that he hadn’t put any detergent in the machine that was so funny.

Editorial Reviews

RITA winning romance author, Liz Fielding, has written more than 30 Harlequin Romances in the last ten years. Her next title, A FAMILY OF HIS OWN, will be available in March 2004.

Liz Fielding