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The Rebel King

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Fireman Charlie Costa knows all about duty and saving lives. But when he learns he is a prince who must marry to secure his country, he's shocked! He doesn't want to be king, or to marry Princess Jazmine no matter how beautiful she is.

Charlie's rough manners and bad-boy charm don't deceive Princess Jazmine for a minute. He might fool others into believing he's a rebel, but she knows the real Charlie: generous, strong and a man who's truly fit to be king.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarlequin
Release dateApr 1, 2009
ISBN9781426831386
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Melissa James

Melissa James is a former nurse, waitress, shop assistant and history student at university. Falling into writing through her husband (who thought it would be a good way to keep her out of trouble while the kids were little) Melissa was soon hooked. A native Australian, she now lives in Switzerland which is fabulous inspiration for new stories.

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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    Eh. Not bad, but not a winner for me. The major trope is overwhelming lust - the characters can't keep their hands off each other, despite lots (and lots, and lots) of good reasons it's not going to work. The characters were reasonably solid; the plot is...a clever collection of rather old twists, to my mind. Stolen baby, false identities, etc. Burroughs did it better (with lots less romance, and sex) in The Outlaw of Torn. Lots of convenient coincidences, too, particularly in the parallels between the characters' pasts. It didn't help that I haven't read any of the rest of this series, but I'm not particularly interested in doing so either. Overall, I'm not sorry I read it but I don't expect ever to want to reread.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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    The Rebel King is the sixth installment for a Harlequin series "Capturing the Crown" about a bounty hunter, Rhia De Hayes who was on a mission to bring back the missing prince, Nikolas back to his country. Nikolas Donovan was one of the idealist in his country who wanted a change in the system, however his ideals was used in various anarchy agenda that initially he was suspected of plotting the murder of Prince Reginald, the fake prince whom Nikolas had switched places with as an infant.

    The story is a continuation from the past series which can be disconcerting as the plot had been promising in the beginning when Nikolas caught Rhia trespassing his apartment and realizing that he had met her years before when she dropped on him from a balcony and they shared a kiss before she disappeared. However, soon the story started to go into predictable lengthy detail of their attraction between another and the subsequent mystery of how he was kidnapped as a child. Weirdly enough, there were too much metaphors in its romance scene that was very outdated and very historical-romance like that made reading a bit of amusement and chore for a novel said to be published in 2006.

    Its a short read to waste time to and very tame despite promising storyline. I was watching The Dark Knight Rises while reading this. Nikolas was like Bruce Wayne and Rhia was Selina Kyle, its entertaining, but there are better reading. Another miss for me.