Code Name: Princess: A Novel (SEAL and Code Name)

Skye, Christina

ISBN 10: 0440237610 / ISBN 13: 9780440237617

Published by Dell, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Code Name: Princess: A Novel (SEAL and Code Name)
• Publisher: Dell
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0440237610
• ISBN 13: 9780440237617
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

When a beautiful hotel investigator teams up with an irresistible Navy SEAL, going undercover could take them over the top . . . 

 Two FBI agents are dead. A top-secret government lab animal has been stolen. Now Hawk MacKenzie just walked in on a naked woman in his hotel shower. She says she’s royalty and has the attitude to match.  Whether this arousing female is a true blue-blood or not, the combat-trained Navy SEAL isn’t letting her out of his sight.

Actually a hotel investigator in disguise, Jess Mulcahey can’t believe she’s being held against her will by this gorgeous commando who’s about to blow her cover. Lucky for her, she’s good at narrow escapes. But just when she hits the road, dodging bullets and outwitting cold-blooded pursuers, her luck bottoms out . . . and Hawk is her only hope of protection. A few stolen hours in a stalled elevator show Jess a different, more sensual side to the hard-edged SEAL. Now the two are closing in on their missing government secrets and trying hard to ignore their memories. . . . But they’re about to discover that the most dangerous revelations come from an unguarded heart. . . .

About the Author

Christina Skye holds a Ph.D. in classical Chinese poetry. She has traveled to China and Asia many times, has been featured on Geraldo!, ABC Weekend News, the Arthur Frommer Show, Travel News Network, Voice of America, and Looking East. She curated one of the most popular exhibitions to date at the National Geographic Society's Explorer Hall in Washington and authored four critically acclaimed books on Chinese art, one of which was called "beautifully and lovingly crafted" by the London Times. She began writing fiction in 1990 and has currently written 16 novels.