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Claiming the Princess is Here!

October 28, 2025

The final book in my Hidden Royals trilogy leaves exile Tuesday, October 28, and I can’t wait for readers to join the adventure. Claiming the Princess concludes the d’Orleans saga and reveals how the last hidden princess discovers her royal birth and falls in love. For me, it’s the favorite book I’ve ever written!

Princess Danielle d’Orleans is known as “Dani” in the rural village where she was raised. Her elderly surrogate parents are loving and kind but secretive about the circumstances of her birth. Captain Luke Banning is a war hero in search of an obscure French Princess exiling in the English countryside. His sworn enemy wants to marry the girl, and what better way to take revenge than for Luke to marry her himself. When he’s granted a reward for valor in battle, his only request is betrothal to the exiled French princess. The fun begins when he travels to Kent to claim Princess Danielle, and she has no idea she’s in exile. Or French. Or betrothed to anyone. Or a princess.

This is my first “trade-sized” book, which means it’s a large-format paperback; you can order it from your favorite eRetailer or wherever trade paperbacks are sold. It’s available also available in audio or eBook. If you’d like a signed copy with a note and swag from me, click here to order from my favorite independent bookstore, Old Town Books in Alexandria, Virginia—they ship nationwide! Happy reading!

The Prince’s Bride Out Now!

May 29, 2024

I’m thrilled to see The Prince’s Bride walk down the aisle of fun, frothy reads this summer. This is the second book in my Hidden Royals series about exiled royalty finding love in Regency England. The book is out now in paperback, eBook, and audio. You can read an excerpt and find all the order links here on my website.

Lady Marianne “Ryan” Daventry was betrothed to an obscure French prince when she was a baby; but years later, the young prince disappeared and was never heard from again. Now Lady Ryan is all grown up, and another French royal is claiming the betrothal still stands—but with himself as the bridegroom. Rather than fight the cruel new prince, Lady Ryan sets out locate the original prince and prove he’s alive.

Prince Gabriel d’Orleans is still living, but he’s difficult to find. He goes by the name of Gabriel Reign and lives in the forest, working as a horse trainer for wealthy clients. He’s hardly a pauper, but he’s also not a prince. His life in the woods conceals his true identity and keeps him safe—but also alone.

Lady Ryan finds the hidden prince, and their road to a happy ending winds through so many delicious tropes: arranged marriage; marriage of convenience; royalty; wallflowers; save-the-ranch (in this case, save-the-estate); and a trope I’m calling, “Raised by Wolves.”

Early reader reviews have described the book as, “sweet, and fun, and light, and swoony….” (GoodReads) and “…funny…sensual, teasing, smart, and witty.” (Amazon). Order your copy today–including signed copies from my local indie bookstore–download the audiobook, or look for the paperback in your favorite bookstore. Happy reading!