Passion and the Prince

A fiery passion which treads the line between lust and hate... He wants to hate her, but he's passionately attracted to her. Just who is Lily Wrightington - cynical fashion photographer or studious art historian? Prince Marco di Lucchesi can't hide his haughty disdain for this Englishwoman - or his attraction to her! The atmosphere between them alternately sizzles with dislike and erotic promise. If Marco drops his guard, the passion he's trying to keep firmly under wraps might just unleash itself...

©2011 Penny Jordan (P)2013 W.F. Howes

Nope!

Nothing about this novel is romantic! Both characters are cold and distant. Narrator’s voice is annoying. All around a fail.

NOT a romance

There is no romance nor passion in this story. The heroine is not likable and the hero is a moron. The story revolts around a pedophile and the mental trauma it caused the heroine and other decisively unromantic evens related to rape and sex exploitation. These are very important themes to explore but not in a harlequin novel. If u want romance and passion this is NOT the novel for you.