Royals & Rebels Complete Series Bundle
Hidden identities, a princess on the run, and three lives at stake… despite this, these royals and rebels must learn to trust and open themselves to a lifetime of love.
This exciting, and sweet Royals & Rebels series tells the stories of Prince Nikolaus, his sister Princess Louisa, and their accidental ally Lucinda North as they each discover romance, adventure—and clues as to who wants the prince and princess dead.
Save on this bundle of all 3 books in the Royals & Rebels Series:
In Lieu of a Princess - Book 1
When Lucinda North agrees to impersonate a missing princess, she finds herself living at Buckingham Palace, evading a killer — and falling in love with Anthony, Earl of Melfield!
Princess on the Run - Book 2
While searching for her brother, Princess Louisa dons a fake identity and accepts a ride with handsome nobleman Samuel. With dangerous men on her trail, Louisa carefully guards her secret — and Samuel is determined to prove that he can keep her safe!
A Prince Among Spies - Book 3
With someone out to take his life, Prince Nikolas dons a disguise and escapes to London, where he’s saved — twice — by spy Hope, who has no idea he’s royalty and doesn’t believe him when he tells her. Entangled in a dangerous plot, they’ll have to learn to trust each other…
“You said you had an opening for a language
teacher? I, er, I brought references as you asked. I’m afraid two of them aren’t
in English, but I do hope that won’t be too much of a problem,” Lou said,
fumbling as she opened her portfolio while still standing in front of the
headmistress. “I also have an essay which I—”
“But you look…” the woman started,
completely ignoring the letters Lou was trying to hand her. “You are the
spitting—”
“She cannot be found anywhere. I have
ridden…” A man’s deep, accented voice made Lou spin around. “Oh! Eure Hoheit! Meine Prinzessin! Wo bist
du gewesen?” He started to scold her gently in German before Lou held up a
hand. He was a large man, probably a full foot taller
than Lou, and looked strong enough to pull a horse rather than the other way
around. His pale blond hair was windblown, and he was wearing riding
clothes. He smelled as if he’d been in the saddle for some time.
“I’m terribly sorry,” she told him in
German, “but you seem to have mistaken me for someone else. I am Lucinda North.
I’m here to apply for a teaching position.”
He stopped and stared at her as if she had
just grown a second head. “Was? Ist das
eine Art Spiel?” He gave her a tentative smile.
Lou shook her head. “No. This is no game.
Truly, I—”
“Oh, thank goodness!” Another woman joined
them, also speaking German. “Where were you, Your Highness? You should know
better than to scare us like that!”
“It’s not her,” the man said, turning to
the middle-aged woman. She had dark blonde hair pulled
into a tight chignon and a fashionable yet sensible gown of deep blue that
made her cheeks look flushed.
“What do you mean? What nonsense are you—”
The woman came forward and stopped just in front of Lou. Her eyes widened. “Your
eyes. They are brown. Why are your eyes brown?”
“This isn’t Her Royal Highness,” Mrs.
Carter told the man and the woman who were now staring at Lou with their mouths
hanging open.
“It could be,” the woman said in strongly
accented English. She stared at Lou as if she were a painting, examining every
detail. “She’s got the same heart-shaped face, the same features, her height,
build… She even has the same shade of blonde hair… But for the eyes.”
“What are you saying, woman?” the man
snapped, turning to look at the lady.
“Who is she?” the woman asked the
headmistress, ignoring him.
“She’s here for a teaching position,” Mrs.
Carter told them.
