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One and Only

by Barbara Bretton (2000)

About this book

Isabelle was the daughter of a European prince, fiery and free-spirited, the forgotten princess lost in her older sister's shadow. In a shattering power play, she is forced to leave the life she's always known--and must make it on her own in New York City. There she is drawn to a man whose drive and passion match her own-and whose love challenges everything she's ever believed....Self-made millionaire Daniel Bronson is not a Prince Charming, but a real man--the only man who can love Isabelle not as a fairy-tale princess, but as a woman of passion and heart...

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreOne and Only Lead Character

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