The Princess Bride

by Diana Palmer

Part of Long, Tall Texans, book 15

First published 1998

Tiffany Blair knows exactly what she wants: Kingman Marshall. He represents everything that draws her in. He embodies danger and love, the man she believes she should marry and spend her life with. Marshall sees things differently. He considers marriage foolish and refuses to commit. Despite his resistance, Tiffany makes a personal promise. She will become his wife no matter what obstacles arise. Marshall finds himself in an impossible situation. Tiffany is young and beautiful, but she remains completely forbidden to him. He considers himself too old and too experienced for someone like her. Dark secrets from his past make him believe he cannot offer her the fairy tale ending she deserves. Yet he cannot stop himself from imagining what it would be like to be her first lover, to introduce her to physical intimacy and carry her across the threshold into womanhood.

Genres: fiction, romance, adult-fiction, contemporary-romance

Vibes: emotional, intimate, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, forbidden-romance

192 pages · Mass Market Paperback · Silhouette Books

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