The Hourglass (2013)
“When she was joined by two of her sisters, they were an Austrian armada, with artificially bright auburn hair. They were each tall and broad and big-bosomed, like the prow of a ship. Their jewels would have made a dragon drool. If this were not the prince’s residence, one might think it was a high-class bordello with ripe triplets as the main attraction, so similar were the sisters in appearance and seeming availability. If not for Princess Hedwig’s turquoise and gold gown and the peacock feath...ers, Genie would not know which sister she had met. She curtsied to all of them when they sailed toward her and Ardeth. The other ladies, Genie’s new circle of would-be friends, backed away in the presence of royalty…or vulgarity. Genie wished she could, too, dragging Ardeth with her. The princesses were so blatantly set on seduction that no man was safe, not even a recently married one.
This time the Hafkesprinke heiresses were not husband hunting, neither for one of their own nor someone else’s.MoreLess
This time the Hafkesprinke heiresses were not husband hunting, neither for one of their own nor someone else’s.MoreLess
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