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The Princess and the Peer by Tracy Anne Warren (Paperback, 2012)

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Instead she does what any selfrespecting princess would doshe runs away. All she wants is one week in London. As the new Earl of Lyndhurst, he chafes against his landlocked existenceuntil fate brings a mysterious young beauty across his path.

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From New York Times bestselling author Tracy Anne Warren comes an enchanting new trilogy about three princesses brought together by fate. This is Princess Emma's story . . . When a royal summons from her brother arrives, Emma knows it's time to embrace her duties as the princess of a small European kingdom, and marry the man her brother has chosen for her - a stranger she has never met. Instead she does what any self-respecting princess would do - she runs away. All she wants is one week in London. One week to experience everything life has to offer, before she is locked away in a loveless marriage forever . . . Former naval captain Nick Gregory has inherited a title he never wanted. As the new Earl of Lyndhurst, he chafes against his landlocked existence - until fate brings a mysterious young beauty across his path. Believing she's an unemployed governess, Nick offers shelter and protection to the captivating girl, never guessing her true identity. Emma falls hard for Nick, but knowing they have no future, she flees once more - this time back to her royal responsibilities. But when she and Nick unexpectedly meet again, she learns that against all odds, he's determined to make this princess his bride . . . The novels of Tracy Anne Warren are 'Exceptionally entertaining . . . a delectable combination of lushly elegant writing and lushly sensual romance.' Chicago Tribune 'Seductively fun . . . will keep the reader engrossed to the final page.' Fresh Fiction 'Beautifully portrayed.' Library Journal