Her Royal Husband (Silhouette Romance, 1600)

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Summary: Romance about holding on to what's really dear.
Review: Don't be thrown by the opening adventure writing, this is a romance suspense novel. A man escapes captivity partly by focusig on the people whose lives have touched in the most. Number one, not of his royal crowd, is Jordan an American model. They meet up where he finds out that Jordan has been raising their daughter...
tense and tease in just the right places.

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Summary: More than meets the eye!
Review: Ok, frankly it takes an author of Cara Colter's skill to make a plot like this worth your time, but she has indeed done it. After a brief summer fling that left her pregnant and alone, Jordan Ashbury (actually a student, not a model) thought she'd never see Ben Prince again. But years later, with her young daughter in tow, Jordan travels to the tiny island nation of Penwyck(e) to help her aunt cater a royal celebration, only to (very nearly literally) run into her child's father, the heir apparent, Prince Owen Michael Penwycke. Yes, it sounds cheesy, but this story actually works. Both Jordan and Owen are refreshingly multidimensional characters, the development of their relationship is not utterly predictable, and forgiveness and the true meaning of nobility are explored here. So you can put up with the whole royalty thing. Really.