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When Aleksandra Dimitriou is revealed as the secret daughter of Akathinia's former king, she's torn from her comfortable existence and thrust into the royal world…under the protection of Aristos Nicolades.�
Forbidden�
Aristos has orders not to touch the innocent princess, but beautiful Aleksandra calls to the rebellious urges that the self-made Greek tycoon thought he overcame long ago.�
Forever?�
As the heat of their desire rises, the rules begin to evaporate. It's soon clear that the person Aristos should be protecting Aleksandra from is himself!
- Sales Rank: #9791752 in Books
- Published on: 2016-04-19
- Released on: 2016-04-19
- Format: Large Print
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.62" h x .69" w x 4.22" l, .27 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 256 pages
Review
"Glamorous settings and sparkling descriptions make for a thoroughly entertaining read." 4 star Romantic Times Magazine review- a 'page turner.'
From the Author
Aristos Nicolades stood leaning against a column in the packed ballroom, watching the stunning brunette in the sexy blue gown toss back her second glass of champagne with a speed that suggested she needed courage of some sort.
For what, he wondered idly, studying the play of shimmering light as it highlighted every dip and curve of her petite, shapely figure. Considering she'd lied about who she was to gain admittance to the party, he'd thought it best to keep an eye on her.
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He'd been behind her in the line-up to the ballroom, his flight from the States delayed, making him almost an hour latefor the party. His every desire had been to skip the event, go home, take along, hot shower and sleep after a grueling week abroad. But considering the king had finally granted him a license to build the jewel in his crown, a new casino on the sparkling, glitterati-strewn, Mediterranean island of Akathinia,giving the occasion a miss had not been an option.
Bemused when the blue-gowned angel had swanned up to the doors of the ballroom and announced herself as Kara Nicholson, he'd thought he'd been hallucinating after almost thirty-six hours without sleep. The Kara Nicholson he'd divested of her clothes before he'd taken her in a long, hot encounter in Vegas six months ago, the Kara Nicholson known to travel in Stella's circles, had�not�been the brunette standing in front of him.
With her near angelic look--all big blue eyes and long, satiny dark hair--she hardly seemed the type to be one of Carnelia's spies or God forbid worse. But nothing could be discounted in this time of tension--spies had been pinpointed, separatist factions had emerged--and considering a satellite company of his was in charge of security tonight, he wasn't taking any chances.
He studied the nerves the beautiful brunette was clearly fighting despite her attempt at outward composure. She had come alone, hadn't attempted to talk to anyone, clearly knew no one. The only one she had shown an interest in, other than the fleeting glances she'd been sending his way as an immediate attraction had sparked between them, had been the king. She had been inordinately interested in his whereabouts ever since she'd arrived.
It was possible she was simply one of those women who couldn't seem to accept King Nikandros was happily married. There were enough of them around. Perhaps a jilted ex-lover? It would fit with the lost look she had at the moment... The inherent vulnerability that surrounded her.
She sensed his perusal. Turned her chin to meet his gaze. The confusion, the anxiety�in her beautiful blue eyes stoked his curiosity higher. Confusion which quickly morphed into the unmistakable interest he'd seen there before. He held her gaze. Sustained the connection. Electricity arced between them, a rosy pink staining her cheeks.�
Dipping her chin, she broke the contact first in one of those shy gestures that didn't seem to fit with the sexy image. A plus B plus C wasn't adding up.�
His curiosity got the better of him. Downing his last swallow of scotch, he set the glass ona table and headed toward her. He'd played games he'd enjoyed far less than the one he was playing now.�This�could prove highly enjoyable.
*****�
Thee mou. He was headed over here.�
Alex swallowed hard, wondering what on earth she was doing.She was here to talk to her father, to know him before he died, not flirt with the most�strikingly good-looking male she'd ever seen, in a tuxedo, or out of one. Yet�he�had been staring at her, making no effort to hide his interest. Difficult to ignore, particularly since every time she worked up the courage tospeak to the king, he had moved on to another group.�
Meanwhile, doubts were piling up about whether this had been an extremely bad idea to choose this party as the venue for her mission as the king glittered as an untouchable force.�Would her father even want to see her? Would he even care she existed? Would he toss her out without acknowledging her?�
Her ruminations were infiltrated by the scent of expensive aftershave, followed by the man who wore it. He was tall, well over six feet, his height backed up by the lean, hard-packed muscle that covered every inch of him. With his dark-as-sin eyes and designer stubble he made every other man in the room look effeminate in comparison.
Undeniably intimidating. Insanely attractive.
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"I was standing over there wondering why a beautiful woman finds herself alone throwing back champagne like water." The rich, velvety undertone to his voice stoked every nerve ending to full attention. "Rather than allow my imagination to conjure up all sorts of creative possibilities, I thought I would simply come over and ask."
Her gaze slid to her empty glass. "It's only my second."
"In rapid succession." He swept his dark gaze over her in a perusal that scorched her skin. "To provide courage perhaps?"
She tossed her hair over her shoulders. "Why would I need courage?"
His eyes glittered with amusement. "You tell me. You are here alone. Perhaps that makes you feel uncomfortable?"
Very.�She lifted a shoulder in what she hoped was a nonchalant gesture.�"I have business to attend to. It's not so much a social occasion for me."
"Business at a birthday party? How distasteful."
"A personal matter."
He inclined his head. "Perhaps you could combine your�personal matter�with a little...pleasure. I find myself at loose ends."
She suspected this man hadn't spent one second of his life at loose ends, but his sexy drawl had the intended effect, tangling her up inside.�
"You look quite comfortable at loose ends."�
"I prefer to find a...diversion. And you," he said, holding her gaze, "are the most beautiful woman in the room."
Her stomach flip flopped, a wave of betraying heat rising from her chest to fill her cheeks."Hardly true. The princess is hosting after all."
"She has a layer of ice that surrounds her. You do not."
She swallowed past the sudden dryness in her throat, finding herself unable to pull her gaze away from his smoky, sexy one. "I'm afraid I'm not available as a diversion."
"Because you are here for someone else?"
She blinked."Because I really must see who I need to see then go."
"One dance." He held out a lean-fingered, bronzed hand. "Then you can get on with your business."
From the Inside Flap
Kingdoms & Crowns
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Young royals in reckless pursuit of passion
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When a centuries-old battle between the kingdoms of Akathinia and Carnelia is reignited, the nation's young royals find themselves on the brink of war.
But their kingdoms aren't the only thing at stake.
Soon these young monarchs are facing an unexpected royal baby, a lost princess�
and an alliance with the enemy.
Can love conquer all?
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Bad boy goes down like a house made of cards...
By LatAmBookWorm
This is the second book in the Kingdoms and Crown’s trilogy and I have to say, it outdid its predecessor. Who doesn’t love a story about a newly-discovered princess placed in the care of a self-professed bad boy casino magnate who, despite his best attempts, falls for her like a house made of cards?
Aleksandra is the illegitimate daughter of the former King of Akathinia (the sister of Nik, the hero of Book 1) who is living a peaceful existence as a hotel manager in her small town when she learns about her heritage. Intent on meeting her family, she crashes a royal party under an assumed identity to try and speak with King Nik but is intercepted by Aristos, who is in charge of security and mistakes her at first for a jilted ex-lover of the King, then a spy. This first meeting is a hilarious, sexy battle of wills that sets the tone for the rest of their relationship. With the threat of a possible war with the neighbouring country of Carnelia, King Nik places Alex in the care of Aristos with one stipulation: that Aristos must keep his hands off the innocent princess. How hard can it be right? It’s just one woman…yeah right.
With Alex and Aristos spending time in close proximity on his private island as he works on his latest casino deal, sparks fly all over the place as the couple try unsuccessfully to keep their hands off each other. I swear I felt the burn all the way to my fingers as I held on to my tablet. I have to say, Aristos had me drooling, literally. He was that HOT. There’s nothing like watching a bad boy go down as he tries to deny himself the one woman who gets to him like no other. Despite being innocent, Alex was no na�ve doormat, either. She gave as good as she got as she used her time on the island to explore how she could best fulfil her role as princess all while giving Aristos a run for his money. When they finally did come together, holy hell, did the earth shift – for both of them. (definitely read this book with the fan on)
Aside from the bone-melting chemistry and hilarious one liners, what I like most about Jennifer Hayward’s books is that the protagonists truly become life partners as they fall in love. In too many Harlequin Presents, we meet heroines who literally have nothing else to do but wait around for the hero to realize he’s in love with her. Not so in a Jennifer Hayward novel, where you can count on meeting a gutsy heroine with personal ambitions that actually make the hero desire her even more. As I was drooling over Aristos, he was drooling over Alex simply by watching her put her hotel management skills to work by organizing an important party to help seal his casino deal. Fantastic!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
A Good Sequel
By bratcat22
Sequel to Carrying the King's Pride. Aleksandra crashes a royal party after learning from her mother she's the illegitimate daughter of the old king. She wants to meet her brother & sister & speak to her father. Aristos Nickoledes waylays her before she can get close to the royals.Later, she is introduced to her siblings & they are glad to meet her. Even the Queen graciously welcomes her. When threat of war from a neighboring comes, Aristos is chargedwith keeping Aleksandra safe on his private island. Not a good idea when it's all he can do to keep his hands off her. Pretty good sequel.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
... (Kingdoms and Crowns #2)" by Jennifer Hayward is a wonderful, read alone
By Alexia Janie Evans
"Claiming the Royal Innocent (Kingdoms and Crowns #2)" by Jennifer Hayward is a wonderful, read alone, classic romance book. Aleksandra Dimitriou found out she was the illegitimate daughter of a king so she goes in search of her father and her family. Along her journey in Akathina she meets Aristos Nicolades who turns her world into an upside down fantasy of bodyguard meeting the lost princess. Their chemistry is undeniable and the romance is steamy. Loved it.
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