The Royal Treatment

by MaryJanice Davidson

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Imagine that Alaska became its own country and that it is the present day and Alaska has a royal family, who, although they live in a palace in Juneau, are down-to-earth. The king, especially, enjoys going "native," growing a beard and chartering a fishing boat incognito. It is during one of these excursions that he decides that a fellow passenger would make a perfect wife for his eldest son, David. Christina is a wandering soul alone in the world, who not only ends up at the palace but quickly becomes a valued member of the household. She and David hit it off, but the day after their wedding, they are confronted with a crisis of major proportions. What's difficult to believe (once you get past picturing Alaska as a country) is that anyone would envision Christina as a princess: she has a mouth like a longshoreman. But it's fun to watch her and David, two opposite personalities, come together in Davidson's quirky tale. Maria Hatton.
  • ISBN10 0758208030
  • ISBN13 9780758208033
  • Publish Date 27 October 2002
  • Publish Status Out of Stock
  • Out of Print 17 October 2009
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint Kensington Publishing
  • Format Paperback
  • Pages 320
  • Language English