Princess Bride (Virgin Brides)

The Hard Headed Groom He was everything Tiffany Blair wanted. He was danger. He was love . . . and she was meant to spend forever with him. Trouble was, the almighty Kingman Marshall insisted marriage was for fools. But for better, for worse, Tiffany vowed she'd walk eon the aisle as King's bride. And the Virgin Bride She was young, beautiful . . . and totally off-limits. He was too old, too jaded and too burdened with secrets to indulge in fantasies of living happily-ever-after. But what he wouldn't give to carry the ravishing Miss Blair over the threshold to womanhood . . .

Tiffany Blair is young, beautiful, and has always gotten everything she ever wanted. Now she wants her father's handsome business partner, Kingman Marshall, for her husband. King has known Tiffany since she was a little girl and it's a distinct shock to suddenly view her as a woman when she turns 21. Much as he wants her, however, King knows that he's much too jaded for the sheltered Tiffany; besides, his experience with his absentee mother has left him determined never to marry, and having an affair with his partner's daughter isn't an acceptable possibility. When he makes his position clear to Tiffany, she leaves town for New York City, determined to build a life without him. Six months later she returns to Texas, matured by her experiences and her broken heart. She quickly discovers that the passion between her and the difficult rancher has only grown hotter during their months apart. But Tiffany learns that she must be careful what she wishes for, because finding her dearest dream may have consequences that neither she nor King ever imagined.