Four Kingdoms Fairy Tale Novellas

How hard can it be to catch a prince? After being punished for her brother's treachery, Natalie knows the only way to secure her future is to become a queen. And that means marrying the only available crown prince. While she's never met Prince Leo, she doesn't doubt herself-after all, she's already helped bring down a despotic ruler. How hard could it be to catch a single prince? When her royal traveling companion suggests they switch places before meeting Leo, it seems the perfect opportunity to catch the prince's attention. If she arrives in Lanover as a princess already, it will only be one small step to become one for real. But the situation soon veers off track. Being a royal isn't the answer Natalie thought it would be, and Prince Leo's cousin won't stop interfering in Natalie's plans. The troublesome Prince Luca is bad enough, but when someone threatens the real princess, Natalie can't walk away from her fake role. Trapped in the wrong identity, Natalie is forced to rethink all her plans-including what it really means to find happily ever after.

How hard can it be to avoid a prince? Princess Rose loves her kingdom and her family, which is why she's always been a dutiful and obedient princess. But sometimes she wonders if it's possible to be too dutiful, where does the princess end and Rose the person begin? Her family want her to make a marriage alliance with the handsome Crown Prince Leo of Lanover, but asking her heart to fall in love on command is too much. She's willing to visit Lanover, but she's determined to avoid Prince Leo whatever it takes, even if it means swapping places with the commoner girl sharing her carriage. But masquerading as a commoner isn't as freeing as Rose expected, and Prince Leo turns out to be a difficult person to avoid. Rose needs to protect both Arcadia and Lanover from a dangerous thief, so she doesn't want distractions, but commanding a heart not to fall in love might be even more challenging than commanding it to do the opposite.