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The General's Bride
Humiliated when his intended flees their betrothal dinner, General Zahn promises his king he will find Princess London and bring her home — but not before she’s been properly punished. Despite their union being a political arrangement, Zahn is surprised by the instant lust London inspires when he finally recaptures her. Maybe their marriage won’t be so dull after all!
After losing her mother and sister at a young age Paris Randall learned how to take care of herself. Several disappointing relationships later, she’s given up on relationships and love. But when a tall dark hunk whisks her away, on his spaceship she changes her attitude. The attraction is instant, but the only problem — he keeps calling her London!
After losing her mother and sister at a young age Paris Randall learned how to take care of herself. Several disappointing relationships later, she’s given up on relationships and love. But when a tall dark hunk whisks her away, on his spaceship she changes her attitude. The attraction is instant, but the only problem — he keeps calling her London!
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 26, 2025
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Eve Vaughn
116 books844 followersNYT and USA Today Bestselling Author Eve Vaughn has enjoyed creating characters and making up stories from an early age. As a child she was always getting into mischief, so when she lost her television privileges (which was often), writing was her outlet. Her stories have gotten quite a bit spicier since then! Eve likes to read, bake, make crafts, travel, and spend time with her family. She lives in the Philadelphia area with her husband and pet turtle. She loves to hear from her fans, so feel free to contact her at Eve@evevaughn.com or join her Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/eveva...
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June 16, 2025
He was betrothed to the wrong sister
General Zahn was pleased that Emperor Blaze thought enough of him to arrange a marriage to his adopted daughter, London. Even though he really didn't feel anything for her, it was his duty to the crown. But London did not feel that way. She wasn't a piece of meat to be bartered. She ran away the first chance she got.
Using the DNA tracker, he thought he had found her. Gen. Zahn didn't understand the feeling he was having for his intended. She tried to tell him but he wouldn't listen. Zahn had his own method of punishing that made Paris not able to explain her situation. When she did, Zahn was ashamed of his behavior, but he knew deep down he couldn't marry London, not after being with Paris. Paris couldn't think of a future without Zahn. At least now Paris gets to see her long-lost mother, the Queen Calliope.
I really didn't care for this trope. The story ended too abruptly. Too much was left unsettled for me.
General Zahn was pleased that Emperor Blaze thought enough of him to arrange a marriage to his adopted daughter, London. Even though he really didn't feel anything for her, it was his duty to the crown. But London did not feel that way. She wasn't a piece of meat to be bartered. She ran away the first chance she got.
Using the DNA tracker, he thought he had found her. Gen. Zahn didn't understand the feeling he was having for his intended. She tried to tell him but he wouldn't listen. Zahn had his own method of punishing that made Paris not able to explain her situation. When she did, Zahn was ashamed of his behavior, but he knew deep down he couldn't marry London, not after being with Paris. Paris couldn't think of a future without Zahn. At least now Paris gets to see her long-lost mother, the Queen Calliope.
I really didn't care for this trope. The story ended too abruptly. Too much was left unsettled for me.
May 28, 2025
Not for me!
I was excited to read this story but became annoyed when I realized it was the heroine's twin daughter from the first book. The twin that was left behind. I don't understand how or why they (Emperor and Callie) believed Paris dead when she was in foster care all this time. Meanwhile, Callie has gone on to have 6 more kids and seemingly unbothered by her daughter’s death... This took away all the enjoyment because from the way the last book ended, I'd hoped Callie would do whatever it took to Reunite with her daughter but she didn't. She moved on and continued to F her new man and make him babies.
I was excited to read this story but became annoyed when I realized it was the heroine's twin daughter from the first book. The twin that was left behind. I don't understand how or why they (Emperor and Callie) believed Paris dead when she was in foster care all this time. Meanwhile, Callie has gone on to have 6 more kids and seemingly unbothered by her daughter’s death... This took away all the enjoyment because from the way the last book ended, I'd hoped Callie would do whatever it took to Reunite with her daughter but she didn't. She moved on and continued to F her new man and make him babies.
October 3, 2025
Good story
I am enjoying the continuity of the series. The characters are interesting and the spice level is good. The story is short so the romance comes quick after some dubious consent and a mistaken identity. I think if the book had been a little bit longer it would have been better. I still have some questions but will read the next one and hopefully get them answered.
I am enjoying the continuity of the series. The characters are interesting and the spice level is good. The story is short so the romance comes quick after some dubious consent and a mistaken identity. I think if the book had been a little bit longer it would have been better. I still have some questions but will read the next one and hopefully get them answered.
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