How to Catch a Prince

The finale in the Royal Weddings series tells a sweet love story…that actually began before all the others.

From the first line Corina Del Rey had me cheering for her. Still recovering from the grief of losing her twin brother, she launches back into work she loves. All the while harboring a secret only one other person in the world knows. Strong and determined to do what God wants her to do, Corina has no idea her whole life is about to change.

The only other person in the world who knows her secret soon shows up in her company’s parking lot. Prince Stephen of Brighton needs Corina’s help…but then she decides to ask for his help in finding out what really happened to her brother. And the adventure of secrets begins.

Rachel Hauck is a talented author; I became a fan when I read the first two in this series, inspired by the neat story of William and Kate of England. Brighton is a fictional kingdom set in Europe, but the people who populate these stories are very real.

Or are they? There are two characters in How to Catch a Prince who are quite mysterious. I’ll let you meet them for yourself.

Suffice it to say, I highly recommend this book to those looking for a great spring read. Part fairy-tale, part contemporary love story complete with tragedy and sorrow, How to Catch a Prince carries the message of Love Well home in the capable hands of Rachel Hauck.

Corina and Stephen are people whose love story you will want to read.

About the Author

RITA Finalist and Carol Award winner Rachel Hauck was recently chosen by Family Fiction readers as one of the top five romance authors in CBA. She has written more than fifteen novels, including the acclaimed Songbird novels with multi-platinum country singer Sara Evans. Rachel lives in central Florida with her husband, and writes from her ivory tower (her office really is in a tower, and it’s painted ivory!). 

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• Read my review of Rachel’s Princess Ever After

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