NOVIA ROBADA, LA (Spanish Edition)

Sorcha, heredera al trono de Beaumontagne, decide dejar el convento escocés donde ha encontrado refugio durante años e intenta regresar a su hogar, del que tuvo que huir junto a sus hermanas, acosadas por la revolución. Para afrontar los peligros del camino, acepta la escolta de Arnaud, un rudo y valeroso pescador que le resulta extrañamente familiar. Poco imagina que bajo el disfraz de su acompañante se encuentra el príncipe Ragnier, al que la prometieron siendo niña, y que ha llegado a Inglaterra dispuesto a todo para recuperar su reino; incluso, si es necesario, raptar a la princesa. Mientras se las ven con todo tipo de rufianes, Ragnier descubre que Sorcha poco se parece a la niña mimada que conoció tanto tiempo atrás. / Dodd's fine, final installment in her Lost Princess series recounts the story of Crown Princess Sorcha of the tiny European country Beaumontagne. Forced into hiding in a Scottish convent 10 years earlier, when revolutionaries threatened her country, the winter of 1810 sees Sorcha is returning home after learning that her domineering grandmother has control of the country. Fearing assassins, Sorcha leaves the convent disguised as a man, but it isn't long before a wayward, dull-witted fisherman named Arnou joins up to help protect her on the journey. Unbeknownst to Sorcha, Arnou is actually Prince Rainger, the arrogant young man to whom Sorcha was betrothed at birth. After years of imprisonment by a cruel usurperyears that gave rise to rumors of his deathRainger is determined to win back his kingdom and take Princess Sorcha for his wife. As the journey rolls on, secrets are revealed and passions are succumbed to, building swiftly toward Rainger's confrontation with his nemesis. Dodd, long a force in historical romance, does not disappoint with her latest, expertly combining compelling romance, intelligent dialogue and a page-turning plot