No ordinary princess
Pamela Morsi
A schemer creates a refined alter ego to woo a a rich oilman's daughter, but when he falls in love, he must find a way out of his lie.
Read Time: ~6 hr
Dead end
by Jason Myers (2011)
About this book
"Dru and Gina are in love, and can't wait to get out of Marshall, Nebraska where bloodline means everything and whoever has the money makes the rules. But when Gina has a run-in with the son of the richest man in Marshall, the incident leaves her broken, battered, and violated. Driven by rage, Dru and Gina take matters into their own hands. On the run and in danger, even love might not be enough to save them"--
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreDead end Lead Character
Themes & Moods
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