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Kiss the Girl
by Tara Sivec
The Naughty Princess Club is such a delightful series. Kiss the Girl stars our favorite foul-mouthed Ariel Waters and the oh-so-dreamy Eric Sailor.
Ariel Waters wants nothing to do with men or love or romance. She’s FINE. As long as fine stands for: freaked-out, insecure, neurotic and emotional. Beneath her sexy, foul-mouthed façade is a woman that has been hurt and abused. A woman who lost everything she loves because of her terrible ex-husband, Sebastian.
"For the first time since I signed those fucking divorce papers two years ago, all I hear is his voice in my head telling me I'm not pretty enough, not skinny enough, not good enough."
She may not want a knight in shining armor or a beastly man with a kind heart to save her, but Eric is determined to be the sweet, thoughtful, down-to-earth, sexy man that will help her find her voice again.
“Seeing you broken and hurting and sad is like having someone stuck a fucking knife in my chest. I don’t like it. So I’m pissing you off instead, because it brings me great joy to see you fired up."
With the help and support of her best friends Cindy and Belle, along with Eric’s antics and his ridiculous cat Derrick Alfredo (I love him), Ariel starts to believe that maybe the fairytale is possible for her too, but she’s going to have to fight villains both old and new to get it.
The perfect fairytale ending with the best quadruple epilogue! Kiss the Girl is full of laugh-out-loud humor, punny fairytale references, hilarious banter, great friends, naughtiness and sensuality, and a whole lot of girl power! These princesses don’t need saving, but they’re happy to have the support of three super sexy, charming and irresistible princes.
“Can I kiss the girl now? He whispers."
"You’re so cheesy. And no, you can’t kiss me. I’m in charge here. I’ll kiss you.”
Ariel Waters wants nothing to do with men or love or romance. She’s FINE. As long as fine stands for: freaked-out, insecure, neurotic and emotional. Beneath her sexy, foul-mouthed façade is a woman that has been hurt and abused. A woman who lost everything she loves because of her terrible ex-husband, Sebastian.
"For the first time since I signed those fucking divorce papers two years ago, all I hear is his voice in my head telling me I'm not pretty enough, not skinny enough, not good enough."
She may not want a knight in shining armor or a beastly man with a kind heart to save her, but Eric is determined to be the sweet, thoughtful, down-to-earth, sexy man that will help her find her voice again.
“Seeing you broken and hurting and sad is like having someone stuck a fucking knife in my chest. I don’t like it. So I’m pissing you off instead, because it brings me great joy to see you fired up."
With the help and support of her best friends Cindy and Belle, along with Eric’s antics and his ridiculous cat Derrick Alfredo (I love him), Ariel starts to believe that maybe the fairytale is possible for her too, but she’s going to have to fight villains both old and new to get it.
The perfect fairytale ending with the best quadruple epilogue! Kiss the Girl is full of laugh-out-loud humor, punny fairytale references, hilarious banter, great friends, naughtiness and sensuality, and a whole lot of girl power! These princesses don’t need saving, but they’re happy to have the support of three super sexy, charming and irresistible princes.
“Can I kiss the girl now? He whispers."
"You’re so cheesy. And no, you can’t kiss me. I’m in charge here. I’ll kiss you.”