The Princess

By: Lori Wick

Narrated by: Matilda Novak

Prince Nicolai is heir to the throne and to his people’s hearts. But agreeing to an arranged marriage for the good of his people, the prince finds that his new bride requires special tenderness if he is to win her heart.

In the Land of Pendaran, Shelby Parker lives a humble but good life. Her special qualities are eventually noticed by the king and queen of the House of Markham,who seek a new wife for their widowed son, Prince Nikolai.

To uphold the tradition of their country, Shelby and Nikolai agree to an arranged marriage. But while Nikolai is a perfect gentleman in public, he remains distant at home, leaving Shelby to wonder what is in his heart. Will the prince ever love her as he did his first wife? Can the faith they share overcome the barriers between them?

With nearly 300,000 sales since its original 1999 release, this special edition of the much-loved contemporary romance brings a new audiobook from acclaimed narrator Matilda Novak.

©1999 Lori Wick (P)2019 Two Words Publishing LLC

my favorite book

This has been my favorite book since I was a young teenager I have read this book probably 7 times and I still love it I was a little disappointed and the reader she didn't do a very good job portraying each of the personalities but maybe that's my own opinion choose a little dry but the book was still amazing

Love this book

I have listened to this book countless times and never get tired of the story line. It’s an amazing romance novel.

Greatest story line, with realest characters!

Loved Everything Lori! I hope that you write many sequels and other books like this one!

Finally!!!!!

I Have Been Waiting For So Long For This To Become An Audible Book......Thank You Lord For Answering My Prayers!!!!!

Love the Book but the Narration...

This is one of my favorite stories. I have read it countless times over the years. I bought the recording to listen to as I'm driving, but found I didn't love the narration. Her voice has a robotic quality to it that almost takes away from the story. It isn't the worst ever, but it isn't good either.