Novedades

I have a hot British bodyguard in my guest room. Could be worse, I guess. Like…bats in the attic? Though bats don’t rip your panties and ruin you for all other men. How did this happen? My sister married the prince he protects, so I now have an extra room and insisted my friend stay with me when she left her husband. Her husband is being a real a-hole about that. Which made the bodyguard all growly and he moved in to protect us. That sounds nice, I know. But he’s my ex.

Luella Eritrais is the gentle fae princess of the Kingdom of Sunlight, Solis. In a world that values power above all else, Luella was born bereft of magic, locked away and forced into a sheltered life. Amidst a backdrop of warring kingdoms, Luella wants nothing more than safety and peace—to find her place in the world—even when everyone seems to scream that she is nothing.

Elizabeth Squires was a little girl only 6 when she was kidnaped from Axolthial and was brought to Thasix to marry the soon to be king Kingston James the 3rd was only 8 when he met her for the first time, he was a little skeptical about her until a few year go by and that be come the best of friends and then lovers and husband and wife but not everyone one was happy things led to war.

Princess Abigale was never meant to have a choice. Born into the royal family of Eldoria, she was destined to marry Prince Cedric, a man she neither loved nor trusted, to secure an alliance that would keep her father’s kingdom strong. But Abigale refuses to be a pawn in a game of power and politics. On the night of her engagement, she flees the palace, leaving behind a crown she never wanted.

Heiress MARY CATHERINE MASON has no need of a husband. Shipped off to London to hunt a title—and the pasty lord who would unfortunately come with it—the talented photographer has dodged every suitor her tycoon father has thrown at her.

In a time long past, along the Nile, a peace treaty is signed between the powers of Egypt and Rome. As an act of good faith, Arsinoe, Pharaoh Ptolemy's daughter, invites the Roman envoy Albanus to dinner, making for him her three stone soup. As Ptolemy sees the attraction between the two, the pharaoh decides to drive a wedge between the two.