Sovalon Royals Series

To Clementine Wicke, there is no greater tragedy than tearing down a historic building. So when Prince Edward Ashton asks for her assistance restoring an old country castle, she's beyond eager to help—even though Edward's love of modern architecture and disdain for everything old is more than a little annoying. The upside is that this is the job of a lifetime, one that will really boost her family's architectural salvage business. The downside? Working beside an infuriatingly attractive billionaire prince. Nothing can divert Clementine away from her goal to restore the castle. Not Prince Edward's total hotness. Or his searing kisses. Or the fact she's starting to fall for him. Big time.   Though Clementine is gorgeous, she's also the most stubborn, opinionated, frustrating woman Edward has ever had to deal with. Yet when she's not at the castle working by his side, the place feels decidedly…empty. When their mutual attraction ultimately becomes impossible to ignore, the two succumb to their growing passion—and a new understanding of each other's perspective. Edward finds himself doing something he'd never expected: learning to appreciate the past and the woman who inspires him.   But when an unforeseen problem with the remodeling puts their new relationship to the test, both Clementine and Edward will have to discover just how much they mean to each other, or risk giving up the love they have forever…

There isn't much Marcus Ashton, third prince of Sovalon, likes more than a spirited night out, a beautiful woman on his arm (and in his bed), and a fine glass of whiskey. However, when his playboy exploits get to be too much for the royal family, he's ordered to take a step back from his frivolous lifestyle and work on a serious project. But when he sees American Kyra Rogers, a consultant to the board he's been forced to join for the women and children's crisis center, he just can't resist one last night of fun. While they both agree afterward that their one-night stand was a mistake, Marcus finds himself intrigued by Kyra, who is far different from the type of woman he's normally attracted to. She's as smart and serious as she is sexy. So when Kyra finds out she's pregnant, Marcus wonders if this is a sign that it's time to grow up and prove he's worthy of being a father.   Kyra has always regarded herself as a no-nonsense, self-made woman. She's handled everything life has thrown at her, and she has no problem with the idea of raising her child alone. Though her and Marcus must work closely while they check out a possible site for the crisis center, Kyra is determined to keep their relationship strictly professional. She has no interest in co-parenting and is fully prepared to return to the United States once her job is done. There's only one problem: as soon as Marcus learns about the baby, he starts trying to prove he's perfect father and husband material. Kyra knows better—once a player, always a player. Besides, she doesn't need a man in her life—even if this man is becoming more and more appealing every day. If only he wasn't so charming. So darned sexy. So determined. If only she could figure out a way to deny what her heart is feeling…   USA Today Bestseller Leslie North presents another oh-so-satisfying billionaire romance with an unforgettably hot-blooded bad boy royal and the unyielding woman who tames him...

After being ditched by his fiancée before they'd even reached the altar, Prince Aldon of Sovalon heads to his quiet, secluded Thistledown Castle to lick his wounds and try to find some peace. Instead, he finds his gorgeous groundskeeper, Piper McKenzie, and her five-year-old, not-so-quiet daughter, Willa. Though he thought he was longing for solitude, Aldon finds himself delightfully distracted by Piper again and again. Piper is not only beautiful, she's loving, caring, and opening his eyes to things he'd never noticed before.   Single mother Piper loves her idyllic country life with Willa, taking care of Thistledown Castle and working on the gardens. Aldon's arrival turns everything topsy-turvy. It's been a long time since a man has turned her head, and Aldon has hers spinning like a top. Despite her instant attraction, Piper reminds herself that Aldon is a prince and doesn't seem to be a fan of kids. Definitely not the man for her. Princes don't marry groundskeepers, they marry the type of woman he used to be engaged to, the same woman Aldon's father is insisting he reconcile with. Though Piper might be falling in love, she's smart enough to realize a fairy tale ending is not for her. Secretly, though, she's hoping this Prince Charming proves her wrong…