I am a big fan!
Janet Chapman is a great story teller! I have always enjoyed reading her books but she knocked it out of the ball park with her new one. I had so much fun, and simply could not put it down!
A modern day Cinderella Story!
Jane Abbott is hunting in the Maine woods when she notices a plane coming in low. Suddenly, she hears gun fire and sees the plane going down. Jane finds the float plane upside down in a pond and without thinking, jumps in to save the pilot. He is trapped and she gives him a life saving kiss. Thus begins From Kiss to Queen. Jane has to cut the harness trapping the pilot inside before pulling him from the plane. She gets the pilot to dry land just about the time a second plane comes in with machine guns blazing. Much to the pilot’s surprise, Jane shoots back.
And so begins the adventure.
The rescued pilot is a prince of a small emerging country!
Markov Lakeland’s family is royalty and he is the eldest son. His father is about to step down and Mark will soon be King. He was visiting the United States to look for a bride when his plane was shot down After insisting Jane is in danger he spirits her away, forcibly dragging her onboard a submarine and then an air craft carrier to Shelikova, his family’s kingdom.
A princess in waiting? Not in a million years!
Jane Doe Abbott was left on the steps of a hospital soon after she was born. She had a crushed ankle and had to endure several operations. Even with a brace, she still walks with a limp. Raised by nuns, she is stubborn and independent. Not knowing who her parents are has left her with low self-esteem, not princess material at all.
Determined Prince meets Stubborn Angel!
The battle of wills begins! Mark falls for Jane and decides that he must have her as his bride. For a prince who’s used to giving orders and getting his own way, Jane is a challenge. Soon, the whole Lakeland Family has fallen for the spunky unpredictable Jane. Now, all Mark has to do is convince her that she is good enough to be a Queen, his Queen!
Don’t miss this fun book, you won’t be able to put it down until you read the last page.
Happy reading, Linda
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