Jase Kane has wealth, power, and the world at his feet, but that might not be enough for Helene Bouras. Jasen Kane is searching for something. He's lived his whole life knowing that someday he'll be running Kanedy Productions, but before he takes over that colossal task, he'd like to find something or someone that's just his own...just for him. He's utterly devoted to his family members and prioritizes their happiness over most everything else. But now that all his siblings have married and are expecting children, Jase is ready to move forward with his own ambitions. He'd like to have a partner, a lady who he can love and trust. And he's actively seeking a woman who will be his perfect match. Doctor Helene Bouras is simply going about her business when Jase Kane walks into her life. She's the physician who is tending to his sister-in-law, Samantha Kane, and even though she's intrigued by his flirtatious questions and coy smile, she doesn't allow herself to make too much of their first interaction. She has a job to do and he...well, he's the future of Kanedy Productions. What could the two of them possibly have in common? And even if they were somehow able to find a whole batch of similarities, when would they ever see each other again? But when the women at the heart of the Kane family, Jossalyn Kane-Travers, Jase's twin sister, and Samantha both experience serious complications with their pregnancies, Jase's father, Magnus, acts. He invites Helene to live with them so she can always monitor the ladies and their children. But Helene isn't sure she can accept his offer, even though it's lucrative. She has priorities of her own and she can't just pick up and leave them behind. And, if she moves in with Jase and his family, what will that mean for their mutual attraction? Will they be a couple, really and truly? Or should they pull back so that both can stay committed to the people who care about them the most? Find out by reading The Princely Prize...