Excellent story!!!!!

What a stupid book could not get into it Finally just stopped.

A wonderful story. Of 2 family’s love - One being of A country with a King & Queen. - So many emotions. And devotion to the members. Of course the President of the USA added a lot . I had to keep reading for 2 days. Recommend it be read. thank You

Are both possible? Love can seem unkind when it conflicts with royal responsibilities to parents and country. This is an engrossing story of love that weathers severe trials and dangers but wins when it counts most. Well written.

Just loved this love story! Tragedy, sorrow, abuse, and great love combine to make this a great read.

I didn’t like this book at all. The characters weren’t relatable and were handled superficially. The main female character is a Princess who is a doctor and is in trouble. The main male character is a doctor, whose sister and BIL are secret service agents. The story skips back and forth between the present and the past. I stopped reading when the BIL wanted to get the US President involved. It just felt like the author had thrown various ideas up on a wall (Princess, Doctors Without Borders, domestic violence, war, immigration, forced marriages, US secret Service, US President, etc) and was trying to string them together.

Great read

Loved this book. Once again we visit the Marino family, who's careers are to serve and protect. Connor has joined Doctors without Borders and is practicing in Syria when he meets fellow physician, Calla a real life princess. They fall in love, but Calla has an obligation to her country. She must marry whom her father picks. Connor returns home but is never the same since his time in Syria. Calla comes to the United States where there is a rediscovering of their love for each other, but will last this time. This is fast paced story that I could not put down. Loved thee flash backs from Syria! Great characters with both showing such devotion to their families. Looking forward to reading the next Marino family story.

NO OTHER LOVE. by Kathryn Shay. Book 4 "Protect and Serve" Calla was a subject of abuse, husband wanted an heir, mainly a son. Her family raised her, that her country, was first. It caused a rift between her parents, until her mother decided to help her. She gave up all, her love for Conner. Now seeking asylum in the US, but Conner, won't see her. Too great of risk, she is still married, and if children were born, the king, might lure her back. A love that shouldn't of happened, Conner feels. Choices come about, when Calla sister needs her. Then Conner feels that Calla needs him. A powerful story of commentments. To one's country, family,and even love. Readers will enjoy this in depth look, when love is not smooth sailing. Given ARC for my voluntary review and my honest opinion.

I think this could be my favorite book by Kathryn Shay. I don't do long drawn out reviews but I really enjoyed reading this.