Runaway Princess (1999)
Christina Dodd
Rating: 2/5
I do wish that the “runaway princess” had stopped running away from safety and into life threatening situations. That was kind of annoying.
But I did like how she kept using things she’d read in books – like martial arts. It was very cute.
An unexpected inheritance lets Evangeline live the life of her dreams -- to travel abroad as a lady of mystery. But one night a darkly handsome Crown Prince claims her as his fiancé, and he'll do anything to seduce her into his royal world of peril, promise, and passion.
Christina Dodd
Rating: 2/5
I do wish that the “runaway princess” had stopped running away from safety and into life threatening situations. That was kind of annoying.
But I did like how she kept using things she’d read in books – like martial arts. It was very cute.
An unexpected inheritance lets Evangeline live the life of her dreams -- to travel abroad as a lady of mystery. But one night a darkly handsome Crown Prince claims her as his fiancé, and he'll do anything to seduce her into his royal world of peril, promise, and passion.
English orphan Miss Evangeline Scoffield has spent her life contenting herself with dreams. But with an unforseen inheritance, she can afford one perfect summer--a summer she will spend the rest of her life remembering. She buys herself expensive clothes, travels abroad, and presents herself as a lady of mystery. But she quickly discovers her mistake, for a darkly handsome man appears at her bedroom door, claiming to be a Crown Prince--and her fiancé.
One look into her eyes, and the prince recognizes her. She is his betrothed, the runaway Princess of Serephinia. All her denials cannot change that, or alter the passion that burgeons between them. To fulfil their destinies, the prince will do anything--abduct her, coerce her, or, best of all seduce his reluctant bride into his royal world of peril, promise and passion.
Finished: Wednesday 27/6
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