Reseña del libro "The Caprian Prince (en Inglés)"
I have no desire to marry for the sake of the crown. So when my father arranged a betrothal, I begged him to allow me to choose a bride instead. He agreed under his conditions. I am to choose a suitable bride--meaning, royalty, or nobility--no plebeian. And as King stuck in his old ways, he also gets to choose candidates as my possible bride-to-be. So before my coronation draws near, my friends decided to get me out of Capria and take a trip to New York for my bachelor party, if you will. It's a good thing I'm not as famous as Prince William or Prince Harry. I wouldn't have been able to escape my dull yet demanding life as the prince for a week and just be...me--an ordinary man, living an ordinary life: no crown, no titles, and no kingdom to look after.I don't believe in love at first sight, but on our last day in the Big Apple, I saw her behind the glass window. She was dancing gracefully, and my breath caught in my throat. It was just my luck to find a woman attractive, but a glass window separates us, and time was not on my side. We exchanged smiles and went about my day. Just when I thought I would never see her again, I bumped into her at a restaurant that night. We locked eyes. There was something about her that drew me in and the feeling I've never felt before. I decided to extend my holiday to get to know her against my best friend's advice. A few weeks of getting acquainted and threatening phone calls from my father, it was time for me to go back home. I didn't want to leave her, but I have duties to uphold as the crown prince. But that farewell wasn't the end. Our story had just begun. I was so sure she was the one, but then she threw me a curveball after one blissful night. It shouldn't have mattered, but being in my position, it was a deal-breaker.It started with a glance, then a smile, and sealed with a kiss. Love should overcome anything, but you know the saying goes--nothing worthwhile comes easy.
