REVIEW: The Heartbreaker Prince by Kim Lawrence

In The Heartbreaker Prince by Kim Lawrence, beautiful socialite Hanna Latimer is captured by an oppressive regime when she ends up at the wrong side of the border while working as an aid worker. Her only means of escape is powerful and arrogant Prince Kamel of Surana but the price of her freedom means a marrying the mysterious prince.

Kamel has nothing but contempt for the woman he is forced to take up as a bride to prevent a war with the neighboring country. Their loveless union has nothing much to offer but as Kamel begins to unravel the many layers of his new bride, he finds out that Hannah is much more than the ice cold and spoilt socialite and the passion they both feel for each other is enough to last till a lifetime.

The Heartbreaker Prince by Kim Lawrence is a well written marriage of convenience (MOC) romance with an eventful start leading to the MOC. Kamel and Hannah shared an amazing chemistry and it was easy to relate to their whirlwind wedding and the subsequent romance. Kamel is an honorable hero and is easy to like but there were many times I felt disconnected with him. Hannah is a sweet heroine and is also easy to like. A little more past background could have helped in increasing my understanding of the characters. The story is medium pace and is engrossing enough to enjoy the same.

Overall, The Heartbreaker Prince by Kim Lawrence is a well written MOC romance which will not disappoint the fans of this trope.

Book Info:

Published June 1st 2014 by Harlequin Presents Series #3245

Out of the frying pan, and into…

Hannah Latimer, beautifully enigmatic socialite, has left her glamorous lifestyle behind to prove her worth by becoming an aid worker. But when she’s captured by an oppressive regime, her only means of escape is powerful and arrogant Prince Kamel of Surana. And the price?

Marriage!

Forced to take Hannah as a bride to avoid war with a neighboring kingdom, Kamel has little patience with the pampered princess he’s bound to, but it’s his duty, and that’s something he can’t ignore! There’s no love between them, but there must be heirs. And there will be passion