Her Frog Prince
Silhouette Romance #1746
December 2004
Shirley Jump

Writer's Unlimited
...a whimsical tale...

The third book of In The Fairy Tale World series.

Twenty-nine-year-old Princess Meredith of Silestia was a princess with a big problem. She had behaved badly and her godmother Lissa had put a spell on her. Meredith, now known as Merry Montrose, had seven years to get twenty-one couples to fall in love. Merry hadn't believed Lissa would let this happen to her. Merry had put eighteen couples together, but she was running out of time. If she didn't want to remain in her old-lady life forever she had to get four more couples to fall in love and without the use of magic.

Parris Hammond had gone to college with Merry back when she was a beautiful Princess. She was as annoying as she had been back then. While on a yacht, Parris was giving Merry and the crew a hard time. Merry sees a fisherman in a small boat and decides that Parris and the fisherman would be her nineteenth couple. When Parris accidentally ends up in the ocean and no one on the yacht sees her fall overboard, a scruffy looking man who was rude and overbearing picked her out of the water.

Brad Smith was just moments away from scooping up a prize squid when a woman fell from a passing yacht. When the squid got away Brad knew that she would be trouble that he didn't need. Brad had to present his research to The National Aquatic Research Foundation in two week if he was to receive the funding that he needs to continue his research. Brad's mother wanted him to come back and take over his father's company. His father and mother never understood his love of the ocean and it lure.

Shirley Jump has written a whimsical tale of a Princess that was turning into an old lady unless she can break the spell. Will Merry get Parris and Brad together? As Merry keeps making Parris and Brad's path cross, will they be able to resist each other. The attraction between them was very strong. Pick up a copy Her Frog Prince and enjoy following the rocky road to love.

Helen Slifer
Writers Unlimited Reviewer