Review: The Prince's Scandalous Wedding Vow by Jane Porter

She saved the merciless prince…

Now she must meet him at the altar!

When sweet scientist Josephine rescues a drowning stranger, she’s captivated by his devastating good looks and charm. Alexander doesn’t remember who he is, but the desire in his eyes sweeps innocent Josephine on an intensely passionate journey! Until it’s revealed he’s Prince Alexander, heir to the throne of Aargau… Now the threat of scandal means this shy Cinderella must become a royal bride!

Indulge in this deeply emotional royal romance!

My Review:

When Josephine jumped in the ocean to rescue someone who fell off a yacht, she had no idea it was the mysterious man she had seen on the beach with his friends.  She also had no idea he was really a prince.

Prince Alexander woke up with no memory of who he was or where he was.  He definitely didn’t know he was engaged to be married soon or about to become King of Aargau.  But, he did know that he was attracted to the woman who was caring for him.  She was smart, beautiful and loving.  And, he could tell she wanted him as much as he wanted her.  But, when Josephine’s father returned to the secluded Greek island where they lived, he knew exactly who Alexander was and he called the authorities to have him taken home to his family.

Josephine and Alexander only had a week together, but it was long enough for her to end up pregnant.  How will Alexander react when he finds out?

As soon as I started reading this book, I knew I was going to have a hard time putting it down.  I was intrigued by Josephine’s life on a secluded island with her volcanologist father.  Then, there was Alexander, the prince who was about to be married, on a bachelor cruise with his friends, who ends up fighting with someone and going overboard and ending up with amnesia.  It was fun to read about a hero with amnesia, especially a royal one.  The story moved along nicely and had a lot of memorable scenes.  How Alexander ended up going overboard remained a mystery through the book and I was surprised to find out how it happened and who was responsible.  Reading this book was a pleasurable way to spend a few hours.  I only wish it was longer.  I would enjoy reading more about these characters.