Very good book. I really liked both Charlotte and Aaron. When Charlotte wakes up in a hospital she doesn't remember who she is or whose baby she is pregnant with. When Aaron shows up to rescue her she instinctively trusts him. She also has flashes of him in her memories. I really liked the way that even though she couldn't remember the details of her life she was determined to save herself. Because she and Aaron had a history together there were several places where each of them had to decide whether they could trust the other one. When her memories returned there were still secrets she was keeping from him that added to the trust issues. She also thought that even though she loved him that he loved someone else.

Aaron didn't know at first whether he was rescuing Charlotte or Gabriella but it didn't matter. His feelings told him it was Charlotte, but with her amnesia she couldn't remember any details of what had happened. He was stunned to find out she was pregnant and thrilled when he found out it was his baby. He also had many questions about what had happened when she and the princess disappeared. As much as he loved her there were secrets that came out that also made him wonder if he could trust her. There was also information that changed Aaron's relationship with his fellow bodyguard.

There was a lot of action in this book that kept me turning the pages. It seemed that every time something happened new information came out that changed someone's outlook. One part of the mystery got solved but there was also something else going on that still needs to be resolved. ( )

In Childs’ romantic suspense novel, a princess and her lookalike are kidnapped and Aaron Timmer is hired to find them. As a bodyguard to the king, Aaron’s mission is to find the women and protect them. When a woman wakes up in a hospital pregnant and with no memory of who she is or what has happened, Aaron steps in to protect her and her unborn child.

Another installment to the Royal Bodyguards series. ( )