Someday My Prince Will Come: True Adventures of a Wannabe Princess - Softcover

"Jerramy Fine doesn't need a prince to corner the market on 'charming.' "Someday My Prince Will Come" is a real-life fairytale with twists and delights on every page. Tuck it in your beach bag... right next to your tiara."
aJen Lancaster, author of "Bitter is the New Black"
aJerramy Fine is almost too good to be true: a beautiful, intelligent American girl who thinks there's something attractive and romantic about Upper Class Englishmen. I thought girls like that only existed in Richard Curtis movies, but apparently I'm wrong. It's heartwarming to know that there are still people out there who think of England as a fairy-tale kingdom.a
aToby Young, author of "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People"

a[A] real-life fairy tale with twists and delights on every page. Tuck it in your beach baga]right next to your tiara.a
aJen Lancaster, author of "Bitter Is the New Black"
aPithy and funny.a]A fresh twist on the tired tales of offbeat girls in search of their dream.a]a
a"USA Today"
a[A] charming and humorous story.a
a"Publishers Weekly"
aAny woman who has spent any time searching for a good man will enjoy this real-life adventure.a
a"New York Post"

?[A] real-life fairy tale with twists and delights on every page. Tuck it in your beach bag?right next to your tiara.?
?Jen Lancaster, author of "Bitter Is the New Black"

?Pithy and funny.?A fresh twist on the tired tales of offbeat girls in search of their dream.
?"USA Today"

?[A] charming and humorous story.?
?"Publishers Weekly"

?Any woman who has spent any time searching for a good man will enjoy this real-life adventure.?
?"New York Post"

Traces the author's haphazard fairy-tale journey during which she rose from her small-town American origins to fulfill a dream of marrying into the British royal family, an effort that began at the age of six, when she met and began writing love letters to Elizabeth II's oldest grandson, Peter Phillips. Reprint.