Details
Rent H.R.H.
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Narrator: Jay O. Sanders
Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback, Abridged-CD
Publisher: Random House
Published: Oct 2006
Genre: Fiction - General
Retail Price: $44.95
Discs: 8
Synopsis
Christianna, the comely and kindhearted princess of Liechtenstein, is buried beneath a deluge of official functions but craves to do something meaningful with her pampered existence. Enter a ruggedly handsome doctor-without-borders at an African AIDS clinic whom her father, the king, refuses to let her date, and you have all the ingredients for another steamy and luxurious tale from Danielle Steel.
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Reviews
I found the book to be a easy book and very entertaining.
I struggled with liking this book. I caught myself rolling my eyes everytime I read the whining of Christiana's 'boring' life. Over and over and over again, I kept reading this character's 'poor little me' and she just came across as such a crybaby. When she was in Africa, I enjoyed her most. But all the whining and sniveling about her 'duty' to her father just got old and boring for me. The ending was pretty predictable and I felt that it left me feeling completely unmoved about this modern day fairy tale. Maybe I would've been more satisfied if Danielle Steel had wrapped up this story with an epilogue... to give me an idea how a doctor was able to adapt to marrying an ruling princess. This was not one of my favorite stories by this author. Sorry.