When an old friend calls in a favor that sends me to the UK to pose as a nanny, I'm not thrilled. Kids and me? Not a great mix. But Prince Nicholas and his wife, Kyra, turn out to be the most relaxed royal parents ever, and their little girl is actually a sweetheart. Protecting their family turns into something I want to do. Maybe this undercover nanny job will be easier than I thought. The only problem? The prince's cousin Milo, the Earl of Ross, is living here, too, and this guy is a huge complication. He's arrogant, elitist, and haughty. Oh, and he's also handsome, sexy, and super hot. I don't want to feel this attraction to him, but it seems I can't help it. How can I do my job if I'm more worried about protecting my heart from falling for him? This is your go-to read if you love: royal romance, snarky women, sexy, arrogant men, enemies to lovers, billionaires, romantic suspense and steamy happily-ever-afters.

Based on a seldom-told true story, this novel is perfect for everyone who is fascinated by Britain’s royal family—a behind the scenes look into the nurseries of little princes and the foibles of big princes. April, 1897: A young nanny arrives at Sandringham, ancestral estate of the Duke and Duchess of York. She is excited, exhausted—and about to meet royalty. . . . So begins the unforgettable story of Charlotte Bill, who would care for a generation of royals as their parents never could. Neither Charlotte—LaLa, as her charges dub her—nor anyone else can predict that eldest sons David and Bertie will each one day be king. LaLa knows only that these children, and the four who swiftly follow, need her steadfast loyalty and unconditional affection. But the greatest impact on Charlotte’s life is made by a mere bud on the family tree: a misunderstood soul who will one day be known as the Lost Prince. Young Prince John needs all of Lala’s love—the kind of love his parents won’t…or can’t…show him. From Britain’s old wealth to the glittering excesses of Tsarist Russia; from country cottages to royal yachts, and from nursery to ballroom, Charlotte Bill witnesses history. The Royal Nanny is a seamless blend of fact and fiction—an intensely intimate, yet epic tale spanning decades, continents, and divides that only love can cross.

In April 1897, Charlotte Bill enters service into the house of the Duke and Duchess of York as a nanny. For decades, "Lala", as she is called, cares for her royal charges, some of which will rule, and one known as "The Lost Prince".

In April 1897, Charlotte Bill enters service into the house of the Duke and Duchess of York as a nanny. For decades, "Lala," as she is called, cares for her royal charges, some of which will rule, and one known as "The Lost Prince."

Kyra Duncan might be the Anti-Cinderella, but her friends and family have their own steamy (and intriguing!) adventures! In this fabulous collection of romantic comedies, you'll find love stories that leave you sighing even as you smile . . . Fifty Frogs: When Vivian left town for a three-month residency, she had no idea that she'd come back to find her life turned upside down, leaving her homeless, jobless, and boyfriend-less. Inspired by her aunt's idea that a girl has to kiss at least fifty frogs to find her prince, Vivian comes up with a plan: she's going to go on a series of first dates only, ending each one with a kiss as she chronicles the good, the bad and the downright unbelievable in an in-depth magazine series about the realities of dating in the twenty-first century. But it turns out that a guy closer to home might be just Vivian's prince in disguise. Hot Off the Press: Sophie Kent loves her new job as press liaison for Kyra Duncan, fiancee of Britain's Prince Nicholas. But there's one downside, and it comes in the form of a very sexy, very annoying American reporter named Garrett Smith. He's determined to make life more difficult, and so far, he's succeeding. But these two just might discover their chemistry is stronger than their combat. The Cuffing Season: Harry Davis wants to write the next great American novel, so when his mentor suggests that he write a series on seeking love from a man’s point of view, he's not sure it's a great idea. Still, desperate times call for desperate measures, and this could be the break he’s been seeking. With his best friend Preston obsessed with finding true love before the holiday season begins, Harry's got plenty of inspiration. But will he realize that the real prize is much closer—and more unexpected—than he imagined? The Royal Nanny Undercover: I'm not excited when a security job sends me to the UK to pose as a nanny. But Prince Nicholas and his wife, Kyra, turn out to be the most relaxed royal parents ever, and I begin to think this undercover nanny job will be a breeze. Unfortunately, the prince's cousin Milo, the Earl of Ross, is living here, too, and this guy is arrogant, elitist, and haughty. Oh, and he's also handsome, sexy, and super hot. I can't help the attraction I feel for Milo. How can I do my job if I'm more worried about protecting my heart from falling for him? The Royal Rogue, My Fake Boyfriend: How can I be falling for the most aggravating man I’ve ever known? I knew that agreeing to be Lord Rhys Corbyn’s temporary fake girlfriend was going to complicate my holiday, but I never dreamed he’d rock my world so royally. Maybe he's not the playboy rogue I expected . . . but could he really be the man for me? Second Shot: Liesel leads a secret life writing steamy love stories, which is why she's in Houston for the Romance Authors Conference. But finding out her ex--a pro baller with the Philadelphia Flashes--is at the same hotel threatens to expose her hidden career . . . and makes her wonder if love deserves a second chance. Make Me Beg: Amidst the merriment of the Cause for the Paws Benefit Winter Festival, Princess Daisy comes face-to-face with her ex, stirring memories of their painful past. As the holiday magic weaves its spell, will this unexpected reunion lead them back into each other's arms just in time for Christmas?

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it? It's been quite a year for the Royal Family. We lost our patriarch, and some of my closest family members are struggling with romantic woes. With all of the worries and sadness, I'm having trouble getting into the holiday spirit. But a very Royal Christmas has a way of making even the most difficult holiday magical. And this year is going to be one we will never forget.

It’s a big day for Britain’s Royal Family . . . It’s weird to be part of a family where the death of a beloved member means a huge international ceremony as the heir officially takes over. It’s even weirder when a new monarch means big changes for my own little family. I thought that after being a duchess and princess-by-marriage for over five years, I was ready for anything that came my way. But I wasn’t prepared to lose our Queen, our beloved Granny–and I definitely didn’t expect how my world would turn upside down when the King hints at drastic shifts in how the family works. On Coronation Day, I’m filled with apprehension and worry about the future. Nicky and I have some major decisions to make . . . and those choices could mean this Anti-Cinderella’s world is about to turn upside down. Again.