Player's Princess (A Royal Sports Romance) (51 page)

As for me, I cannot imagine myself being more in love. Every day he comes up with some grand new gesture to prove his affection for me, and though we’ve agreed that six children will be enough, I doubt it will be for lack of trying. I feel sometimes that I am the luckiest woman on Earth, despite the sadness of the chain of events that brought me here.

So, it is with an honest and joyous heart, thinking of the happiness my prince has brought me, and a hint of pride that I was able to see the goodness beneath that black steel and bring it out into the world where it belongs, I can write the words I never thought I would ever apply to my own life.

“…
A
nd they lived happily ever
after.”

M
ostly
. It’s freaking cold in that castle in the wintertime, and he won’t stop using the damn hearths and just turn up the thermostat like I tell him to.

H
is Princess

Paradise Falls

Blackbird

Mockingbird

Hawk

Broken Wings

Bad Boy Next Door

Thrall

P
layer’s Princess
Copyright 2016 © Abigail Graham

His Princes Copyright 2016 © Abigail Graham

Edited by JoSelle Vanderhooft

Cover by Kevin McGrath, photograph by Allan Spiers

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