I always dreamed I'd graduate law school, and that I'd meet my very own prince charming who would sweep me off my feet, take me away on wild adventures and that we'd live happily ever after. That was before my parents died in a car accident where my sister lost both her legs. Where am I today? Well, life's pretty sucky. Ok, extremely sucky. I just started a job as an escort so I can support my sister and save up for her prosthetic legs. And my dream of a happily ever after? Well, let's face it: there's no time for that s#it. I'm stuck here being responsible, doing the adult thing. That's until I meet Erik, the real goddamn Prince of Norway, and he reminds me of what it's like to feel again, to dare to dream again, and to believe in the fairytale I had shoved so deep down I thought it was gone. One touch from him is a jolt to my heart, and suddenly I'm feeling things I really don't want to feel. Because let's face it, fairytales don't come true...do they?

Book 3 in the ongoing series, a Scandalous Royal Fairytale

The story of Canada's 18th century royal romance - the Duke of Kent and his true love and the destiny that tore them apart, but left the city of Halifax with several fine architectural monuments.

The #1 Bestselling Series!Jennifer is an escort, that's who she has chosen to be. Not because that's her dream, mind you. Her dream was the fairy tale with Prince Erik. But the kind of fire they had was too hot and burned out as quickly as it started. It was an explosion of passion and lust that didn't... that couldn't have lasted. So she did the only thing she could do. And that was to stuff her dream so far down she'd never be able to find it again. But dreams aren't easily forgotten. And do you know what the cruelest thing of all is? When you have had the fairy tale for a few short moments, and it is swept from beneath your feet. Jennifer's fairy tale has turned to ashes and now she lives with her decisions... Decisions she knows will haunt her for the rest of her life.But at least she has secured her sister's and her future... that should be enough, right?Yet... it kills her, and every night she thinks about what could have been... what should have been... something beautiful between her prince and her. And then one day, Prince Erik shows up in her life again.She hardly dares to believe it, but deep down something tells her that maybe...just maybe, her dreams can come true.This is Book 2/4 in the series: A Scandalous Royal Love StoryA HIGHLY addictive series.Read at your own risk.... There will be cliffhangers.The Prince and I, Book 3: NOW AVAILABLE!The Prince and I, Book 4, the conclusion to the series, NOW AVAILABLE! WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS #1 BEST-SELLING SERIES:This is more than CinderellaI read all of the books in two daysOne of the greatest books I have ever readScintillating!Light, Romantic and Sexy readYou cannot miss reading this bookWOW. I loved this book!Wow! Fantastic book!Can't wait to see what happens nextOne of the Best series I have ever read!!!!!!Truly hookedA very well written book that left me wanting moreIt's Pretty Woman meets Prince Charming and you are on every wordMarilyn Wastes no time creating an atmosphere for the fairytale she promisesWhat a mesmerizing book. I couldn't put this book down.I would encourage anyone to read this bookI loved everything about this series! I couldn't put it down!

Beautiful, vivacious and fearless, Agnes Leclerc was 21 years old when she met Prince Felix Salm, a Prussian officer in the Union Army at the outbreak of the US Civil War. Their marriage took Agnes from small-town America to the royal palaces of Europe. She accompanied Felix on his Civil War campaigns, followed him to Mexico to fight for Emperor Maximilian, then returned home to his ancestral castle in Germany and war with France. Presidents, governors and generals succumbed to her charms. She pleaded with the implacable Benito Juarez for Maximilian's life and the German Kaiser honoured her for her heroism during the Franco-Prussian War. Although Felix's life was cut short in 1870, Agnes lived out the rest of her life as a stately European aristocrat.