Princess and the Player
Books | Fiction / Romance / Contemporary
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Ilsa Madden-Mills
A masquerade ball brings together an NFL player and a penniless princess in this smart and sexy romance from Wall Street Journal bestselling author Ilsa Madden-Mills. Levelheaded Francesca Lane never thought she'd miss her own wedding. But when her fiancé betrays her, she puts on her wedding dress and ditches the altar for a masquerade ball--at an exclusive lifestyle club. There, she meets unknown-to-her NFL star Tuck Avery, dressed as a prince and hiding behind a mask--he's there to celebrate his birthday. For one night, Francesca and Tuck indulge in a wickedly incognito affair. No names. No strings. And the masks don't come off. Unfortunately, Francesca realizes quickly that her masked prince is the wealthy jock who lives in the penthouse of her apartment building. His hobbies include parties and supermodels--or so the tabloids say. Getting tangled up with a shallow jerk is the last thing Francesca needs right now, so she vows to keep Tuck from recognizing her (not that she's his type anyway). But fate has a teeny-tiny trick up her sleeve...a plus sign on a pregnancy test. Can this tormented prince accept love, or will he push his princess away forever?
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Author
Ilsa Madden-Mills
Pages
288
Publisher
Amazon Publishing
Published Date
2022
ISBN
1542038464 9781542038461
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"“One night, No names, No strings, and the masks don’t come off” I loved this book💛 I really hope we get a book with Jasper I really liked him in this book 😍 "
Gayane♡
"<strong>loved it</strong><br/><br/>Loved the cast of characters and the theme that family is who you decide. You don’t need dna to have a family and just because you share dna doesn’t mean they will love you or treat you right. FMC Francesca is independent, strong but kind and quirky. MMC Tuck is dealing with demons from all aspects of his life. His childhood traumas and adult traumas are keeping him from making lasting romantic relationships until Francesca. It’s funny, thoughtful, quirky and just all around a good read."
Lisa