From USA Today Bestselling Author Nikki Ash comes Finding Prince Charming: a secret baby romance... As a little girl, I dreamed of finding my own Prince Charming-just like in the story my mom used to read to me. But as a woman who grew up living a life that was anything but a fairy tale, I never expected it to happen to me, and certainly not in the bordello I worked at in Las Vegas. When our eyes locked, I knew, in another life, Liam could easily be my Prince Charming, but in my world, those kind of men didn't exist. He was determined to prove me wrong, though, and in one weekend, he not only showed me the world in a different light, but made me feel like a princess-before he disappeared without a trace. After he walked away, I was determined to write my own happy ending-turns out the first chapter was becoming a single mom. Because that handsome prince... He left me the most exquisite crown jewel, who's now my entire world. And while I might've given up on finding my Prince Charming, I'll make sure my daughter has the fairy-tale life I never did. *Please note: If you purchased Knocked Up: a Secret Baby Anthology, you have purchased this story.*
This prince charming has the world at his fingertips. Anything real estate mogul Thad Worthington wants, he gets—except true love. Until one cold night when he meets a woman with a warm heart. But his would-be princess has no desire to risk her heart for a second chance at a fairy tale, not when she’s already widowed and a single mother. After one scorching kiss that leaves him changed forever, Thad won’t let his princess run from him. When her wicked stepmother threatens to ruin this fairy tale, Thad is left holding a glass slipper and searching for the woman he can’t live without.
Can a Playboy Prince ever be tamed?When Lola Franklin decided to study abroad she never anticipated embarking on a whirlwind weekend romance with a hot guy before classes started.And she certainly never counted on the hot guy being her new professor. Or a Prince. Or the biggest asshole she had ever met.Xavier Van Romerius is the playboy Prince of Europe and he loves his life. He doesn't do relationships, and never wants to get married. But when he see's Lola Franklin flirting with his little brother Sebastian, he realizes that maybe he needs to rethink his ideas about love before the wrong Prince gets the girl.
Now updated: the classic guide that teaches women how to take control of their own finances When this groundbreaking yet compassionate book was first published ten years ago, it lifted a veil on women's resistance to managing their money, revealing that many were still waiting for a prince to rescue them financially. In this revised edition, which reflects our present-day economic world, Barbara Stanny inspires readers to take charge of their money and their lives. Filled with real-life success stories and practical advice - from tips on identifying the factors that keep women fearful and dependent to checklists and steps for overcoming them - this book is the next best thing to having one's own financial coach.
In the age of dating apps, the idea of finding Prince Charming seems like a distant fairy tale. But searching for love is an adventure, so might as well embrace it and relish in the fun. Set against the backdrop of the most romantic city in the world, this story is a romantic comedy of dating escapades... So grab your book, raise a glass of rosé and prepare to fall in love.
Janice shows her readers how to stay in the driver’s seat and not just be along for the ride. This no-nonsense book is divided into three easy-to-read sections that her reader can use at the appropriate stages of her dating life. Section I is “Dating Bootcamp.” Here, Janice reveals that the secret of successful dating is to first know yourself. Before you go on a single date, you’ve got to “clean out your closet,” which means eliminating the old, ineffective dating skills and do emotional housekeeping from past failed relationships. This is important because doing the same thing over again and expecting a different result is not only insanity but exhausting and discouraging. Section II is “The Dating Game.” Now you’re ready to take action: pick up the phone, get in the car, and meet the man—or men—who say they find you attractive. This section is divided into two phases: 1. The Marketing Phase. This should last one to six months. Janice cleverly explains that at the beginning of any new relationship, each person markets themselves to the other. Honest marketing of yourself must not be deceptive; it’s just that you’ll show your potential squeeze the best parts of yourself. She cautions against the warning signs that keep you from visiting Heartbreak Hotel in the town that never sleeps. 2. The Comfort Zone. This lasts four to nine months. At this point in the game, you’ve been dating the same guy and you haven’t seen anything that turns your stomach into a knot. The two of you have probably been having sex and you are beginning to think there is a real possibility that this may be your future husband. You have spent enough time with him that your worries and insecurities have subsided, and you are relatively comfortable that he is actually who he has appeared to be. But there could be storm clouds. Men commonly have sexual anxiety, as in, “Am I going to be stuck having sex with just this one woman for the rest of my life?” He may have an uncontrollable urge to run from your relationship, thus becoming a “dance away lover.” Janice digs deep and explores topics including the four types of intimacy—intellectual, physical, sexual, and emotional—as well as how to implement a healthy boundary system to keep from becoming too enmeshed with your new flame. She also unflinchingly discusses abuse in all its forms, and how to spot the warning signs and take action. Section III is “I Think This Is My ‘Boo.’” Now things are getting serious! At this point in your dating journey, you’re probably visualizing how your life could look being married to the guy you’ve been dating for the last year. Janice guides you through this perilous phase, especially if the man seems noncommittal. She encourages the reader to ask herself some honest questions: “What is it about this relationship that makes me feel so happy? How does this fit into my value system? Do I feel confident with this person? Is he honest and trustworthy? Does this relationship encourage a broad or narrow outlook on life, friendships, values, or interest?” and much more. Personal finance becomes an issue, too. Janice advises that before you get married, you each have full disclosure financially—income, savings, investments, debt, even the past five years of income tax returns. Each person needs to be fully aware of where their partner is financially. Conflict resolution becomes important. When two people spend a lot of time together, it is inevitable that there will be an occasional disagreement or argument. Janice tackles this thorny issue and provides down-to-earth tools and techniques for easing through the rough patches.
Where Are You is a heartfelt guide on how to live a life pleasing to the Lord, even in the midst of a terrible trial. This book helps all types of people as they journey through the mundane bumps of life and through tragic messes life can turn into. Finding a purpose in the Lord; living in victory, allowing Christ to lead you in the right direction in a relationship; learning that even when you’re broken, you can be beautiful; and finishing this life well are all the essentials in living a prosperous Christian life. Stop allowing the enemy a foothold into your mind. He loves nothing more than to stop you in your tracks as you war this stressful journey called life. Be strong in your faith, and allow God to permeate your life in every aspect. I pray this book finds you well in whatever state you are in today. May Christ reign supreme over your life and guide you in all of your ways.
One woman. Four weeks. Five men. Just one chance. After years of putting love on the back burner and struggling to break into Hollywood as an actress, I couldn't help myself. I jumped on an opportunity to do both--by accepting the chance to be the pursued woman in a reality television show called Matchmaker. Choosing among five men hand-picked specifically for me should be easy, but by the time I've discovered that not all of the men are ideal, it's way too late. There's no getting out of this contract. And when I attempt to salvage the situation, I'm met with the harsh reality that I don't really have a choice after all...
