Alaska is an independent country with it's own royal family. The king, who likes to mingle with his subjects incognito, meets Christina, a loudmouth chef who speaks her mind using vividly colorful phrases. The king invites her to the castle; she thinks for a job interview but he sees her as a worthy bride for his crown-prince, David. Can Christina's confident personality carry her through planning a royal wedding and a royal family crisis? See how Christina and David's relationship goes from arranged to blistering in spite of the cold climate!

A nice diversion from my thick non fic reads. I tried and didn't like Davidson's popular Undead series (and probably won't have picked this book up if I had remember what she's famous for), but I did enjoy the witty dialogues, likeable characters, and not-overdone sex.

Will reserve now for the bizzare vbb.

BTW sorry about the cover... my parrotlet loves books too, just in a different way!

A fun chick lit with a bizzare setup: Alaska is an independent country with a royal family, and the king has decided to set his penguin-loving son up with a feisty American girl who recently lost her job on the cruiseship.

Thanks for adding this to the box. I may or may not read it, but it will definitely be released!

To be released this week sometime for Secretariat's Never Judge A Book By Its Cover Release Challenge, 3rd Quarter (title on cover has raised lettering), and for ekorren's 52 Towns in 52 Weeks Challenge.

On a bench outside.