Kirjahaku

Tacey Canty dreams of having a home for Christmas. But as an orphan who just aged out of the system and lost her parents in 9/11, the couch of her only friend is as cozy as it gets. While struggling to get on her feet, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity crosses her path: a wealthy heiress named Edwina Troubadour is looking for a double for the holidays so she can take a much-needed break-and Tacey happens to be her perfect lookalike.Miles Henderson, recently home from the military, quickly senses that something isn't right with his step-sister, Edwina. As events unfold, he's more than ready to uncover the truth about Tacey Canty.Enjoy a seasonal twist on Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper-where swapped identities, holiday cheer, and unexpected family bonds come together in this heartwarming gender-swapped retelling.

With King Harold away at war, Lord Raburn has his eye on the throne. Those who dare to stand in his way fall beneath his power. All but one. A girl named Annabeth. Can a common, ordinary girl, with love for king, country, and her father, achieve the impossible? Trained by her father, a master swordsman, outlawed Annabeth has only her sword, her wits, and her disguises to keep Belterra from falling entirely into Lord Raburn's clutches. Can she rescue her captured father and Prince Alfred? Will one girl keep the kingdom from falling?

Eliot has always been the king's man-loyal, dependable, and ready to fulfill any order. He's accustomed to tackling what most would deem too difficult or impossible. Tasked with retrieving Princess Regina from Raven Castle to secure an alliance between Falway and Chambria, Eliot expects a simple mission. Regina, meanwhile, is struggling to make sense of her world after witnessing a bloody coup d' tat which has shattered her world. Sent to Falway to forge an alliance that will strengthen her family's claim to the throne. However, when everything unravels into a web of unforeseen threats and shifting loyalties, Eliot must protect Regina from dangers neither of them anticipated. Eliot must choose where he stands-as Regina lays claim to the throne of his heart.