TPSR: The Pawn Shop Ring

Characters

Kyra Madison ….............................................................................. female protagonist

Andreas Gustavo Medici ............................................................... male protagonist

Sarah Madison …......................................................................................... Kyra’s sister

Harrison Sanders (Harry) …………………………………………………………………….….. Sarah’s husband

James Madison ………………………………………………………………………………………..………  Sarah’s son

Bruce Shepherd …………………………………………………………………………..……….. James’ father

Estates

Abstract

As a librarian, books were Kyra’s best friends, not to say she didn’t have any in the real world. With 3 masters, one doctorate and another on the way, at the age of thirty she decides to go on the tour she had planned since infancy. So what if she had no-one to accompany her? On her last day of her vacation as a take home, she buys a pawn shop ring.

As the crown prince of Jenova, Andreas was tasked by his royal family to marry before his thirty fifth birthday. In a fit of anger he throws away a family heirloom, which finds its way to a pawn shop. After many endeavors, he finds what he was looking for on its way to US with a tourist. He follows her to get back the heirloom so that he could fulfill his promise to his Grandmere.

Will Andreas be able to find the heirloom? Will Kyra be able to part with the only token she had brought back from her one vacation ever? Will the ring turn out to fulfill the promise of finding its true owner? Or will it be to Kyra forever just a ‘pawn shop ring’?

Storyline

As a librarian, books were Kyra’s best friends, not to say she didn’t have any in the real world. With 3 masters, one doctorate and another on the way, Kyra hardly travelled much. At 30 Kyra decides to go on that tour she had planned since infancy. So what if she had no-one to accompany her?

 Buys a ring from a pawn shop on a vacation to Rome. Comes looking for it. Follows Kyra to US. Refuses to give ring. Tussle. Fall in love.

Grandmere’s words ring in his mind.

350 years in this family.

Always worn by the bride of the king’s son.

Tradition.

The ring has a way of finding its owner.

First female to wear it after being passed from groom’s hands is the bride.

Fifth king forbid his son from marrying his childhood betrothed when the princess of neighboring state wore it accidentally and made him marry her instead. Turned out for his good.