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The Prince's Ultimate Deception (Silhouette Desire)

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Madeline Spencer is in Monaco to help her friend Candace plan her
wedding. Having had her heart broken by her cheating ex fiancé,
Madeline is ready for an affair with no strings attached. Wanting to
experience everything there is to experience in this beautiful
country, Madeline engages the aid of a tourist guide. A very sexy and
virile tourist guide named Damon Rossi. Imagining all sorts of
naughty escapades, Madeline quickly succumbs to Damon's seduction and
that is when things fall apart. It seems that Damon Rossi is not
really a tourist guide. In fact, he is not even a commoner.

Prince Dominic Andreas Rossi de Montagnarde is in Monaco on official
business for his island country. Wanting to set up a tourist trade,
he can't help but overhear the beautiful woman asking the concierge of
the hotel to enlist the aid of a tourist guide for her. Deciding to
have a bit of fun before he must do his duty, Dominic introduces
himself to the gorgeous woman. There is just a tiny problem. He uses
a fake name and a fake occupation. Hoping against hope that he will
make memories to keep with him when he does his duty and marries a
woman chosen for him, Dominic doesn't plan on falling in love.

The Prince's Ultimate Deception, Book 2 of Emilie Rose's Monte Carlo
Affairs series is just powerful. I felt Dominic's need to be a
regular man and Madeline's no nonsense approach to his royal status
made me smile. She loved Dominic for himself and I found myself
chuckling out loud more than once at some of the pet names she used
for him. But if I smiled, I also got a bit sad as well. Dominic and
Madeline cared about each other and there was nothing that they could
do to stay together. Or was there?

I am haunting bookstores at this moment for the third installment of
this series. Emilie Rose has me hooked on these great characters.
The Prince's Ultimate Deception was well written, it grabbed you by
the heart, and the romance was sensual. I loved it.

Talia
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