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Penelope & Prince Charming by Jennifer Ashley · Booklabria

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Penelope & Prince Charming

RomanceHistorical Fiction

Penelope & Prince Charming

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

The playboy of Europe learns he has to marry a princess to keep his crown, but little does he know he'll have to woo the one woman in the kingdom seemingly immune to his charms!

Subjects: Romance
Historical Fiction
Romance, Fantasy
Princes

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