An Aldonia Royals Novel Series

Okay, who invited the journalist? Philip, advisor to the Prince of Aldonia, is livid when he discovers someone invited a nosy reporter to the palace to write a salacious story about the royal family. The problem is, the more she digs into their pasts, the more she will find out about him—and his private life is none of her damn business. Which is why no one is more shocked than him when, on a whim, he asks her to stay on as his guest.   Aurelia is only certain of two things when she meets Philip on assignment in Aldonia: he's hot as melted sin on a cracker and he's hiding something. Too bad he's NOT the story she's there for. However, that won't stop her from finding out just why he's so reclusive—and tempting.   However, when their growing attraction takes an unexpected turn, Philip may be forced to share his darkest secrets with Aurelia—secrets that will change her life. Will their new relationship be strong enough to overcome the adversity these revelations bring?   Discover the breathtaking country of Aldonia as you root for Philip and Aurelia's love story! For more of the Aldonian royal world (and the next installment of the Aldonia Royals series), check out A Bride for the Aldonian King.

Lorelai is back home to take over her late father's management of the royal stables. Heartbroken over the loss of her father and determined to become the first female Royal Huntswoman, the last thing she needs is to run into the subject of her schoolgirl fantasies—the current King of Aldonia. When Lorelai is forced to work with King Robert, she discovers two facts that may just reignite her old flame for him: he's a terrific single father, and he's not the spoiled, rich brat she remembers from her youth.   King Robert knows his past didn't paint him in a good light—he was spoiled, stubborn, and a lothario who took no prisoners where love was concerned. But he's changed—the horrific loss of his parents and a messy divorce made sure of that. So, when a mysterious new hire for his royal stables shows up with a grudge for injustices he can't recall, he is determined to make things right with her. On the way to winning her over, though, he finds himself falling head over heels in love, despite making a solemn promise to himself to never go down that road again.   Will they find their way through their separate hurts to allow themselves a second chance at love? Or is too late?   Discover the breathtaking country of Aldonia as you root for Robert and Lorelai's love story! For more of the Aldonian royal world (and the first installment of the Aldonia Royals series), check out An Heir for the Secret Prince.

Royal responsibilities have never been such a liability for these monarchs-in-disguise! When Lissa runs away from the unthinkable fate that awaits her as Princess of Aldonia, a stranger she meets is just the distraction she's looking for—hot as sin, and sexy as hell. Yep, he'll help her forget all about her troubles. If only she could forget about him when it's time for her to return to Aldonia…    … and marry a prince she's never met in order to keep her family out of crippling debt!  Gael was doing some running away of his own when he met Lissa. He just doesn't see the need for pedantic practices like arranged marriages anymore, which is what's awaiting him when he returns to Spain. He wants to marry for love, a possibility he hadn't considered before meeting Lissa.    So, he gives up the throne to track her down, and sets in motion a cruel twist of fate neither of them could have anticipated. Because the next time he sees Lissa, the woman of his dreams, she's walking down the aisle to marry the new Galician Prince—his younger brother!    Will the two star-crossed lovers ever find a way out of the royal mess they're in so they can finally be together?     Reviews for Kristine Lynn's books: Readers love Kristine's writing and "can't put her books down". "This crazy world can make me sad sometimes, but a story like this makes my heart happy. The author writes with first-hand knowledge of true love." -book review