Code name--Princess

Format:

Book (regular print)

Title:

Code name--Princess

Author:

Skye, Christina.

ISBN:

9781587248788

Publication Information:

[Waterville, Me.] : Wheeler Pub., 2005.

Physical Description:

327 pages (large print) ; 24 cm.

Series title(s):

Wheeler large print romance series.

Summary:

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, and now Hawk MacKenzie just walked in on a naked woman in his hotel shower. Whether or not this uppity female is the royalty she claims to be, the combat-trained Navy SEAL isn't letting her out of his sight.

Corporate Subject:

United States. Navy. SEALs -- Fiction.

United States. Navy. SEALs

Subject(s):

United States. Navy. SEALs -- Fiction.

Government investigators -- Crimes against -- Fiction.

Hotels -- Employees -- Fiction.

House detectives -- Fiction.

Large type books.

Genre:

Large type books.

Romantic suspense fiction.

Holds:

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A New York Times BestsellerWhen 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, and now Hawk MacKenzie just walked in on a naked woman in his hotel shower. Whether or not this uppity female is the royalty she claims to be, the combat-trained Navy SEAL isn't letting her out of his sight.

Author Notes

Christina Skye is the pen name for Roberta Helmer. As Christina Skye, she has written over 23 bestselling USA Today and Publishers Weekly romance novels. Her romance books have been translated into eight languages.

Roberta Helmer was born in Dayton, Ohio. She attended the University of Pennsylvania and earned a doctorate in classical Chinese literature at Ohio State University, where she learned to speak fluent Chinese, French, and Japanese. Later, she worked as translator and as a consultant to the National Geographic Society and the American Museum of Natural History.

(Bowker Author Biography)