The Prince & the Pregnant Princess
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She’d seen the stacks and stacks of replies from every corner of the globe. She’d seen the gift rooms and had attended the rehearsal in the massive church. But nothing had prepared her for the vast space to be crammed full of members of the extended royal family, visiting dignitaries, family friends and a couple of thousand guests.Organ music soared to the arched ceiling of the fourteenth-century church.Saints watched from stained-glass windows, their hands outstretched.Cleo found herself shakin...g with unexpected nerves. The only thing that kept her going was watching Sabrina ahead of her. Zara’s half sister moved slowly, in time with the music. Cleo kept her pace even as she struggled to not turn and run.She could hear the faint murmurings of the guests as they watched her. At least her bouquet of flowers cascaded down to her knees, hiding her bulging belly. She didn’t want there to be any speculation—not on Zara’s day.As she approached the front of the church, she saw Rafe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d seen the stacks and stacks of replies from every corner of the globe. She’d seen the gift rooms and had attended the rehearsal in the massive church. But nothing had prepared her for the vast space to be crammed full of members of the extended royal family, visiting dignitaries, family friends and a couple of thousand guests.Organ music soared to the arched ceiling of the fourteenth-century church.Saints watched from stained-glass windows, their hands outstretched.Cleo found herself shakin...g with unexpected nerves. The only thing that kept her going was watching Sabrina ahead of her. Zara’s half sister moved slowly, in time with the music. Cleo kept her pace even as she struggled to not turn and run.She could hear the faint murmurings of the guests as they watched her. At least her bouquet of flowers cascaded down to her knees, hiding her bulging belly. She didn’t want there to be any speculation—not on Zara’s day.As she approached the front of the church, she saw Rafe.
What to read after The Prince & the Pregnant Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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