1 princess in disguise.
2 strangers stuck in a cabin.
12 days until the Winter Solstice Ball.

Princess Svetlana (AKA Lana) has two weeks to choose a fiancé, and the timing couldn’t be worse. Lana’s been moonlighting in her best friend’s lab for years, and their top-secret grant proposal is due the same day as the Council’s fiancé deadline. A visit to her baker grandmother in the remote mountain village of Havos is just what she needs.

But when Lana and her grandmother rescue a handsome stranger (Hadi) from a blizzard, Lana’s temporary escape becomes complicated. Hadi has no memory of who he is, and because he knows nothing about either of their real identities, Lana finally has a chance to get to know somebody without her title—or the Council’s spreadsheet of “appropriate men”—getting in the way.

As Hadi’s memories gradually return, Lana realizes that she likes him. A lot. And the more Lana experiences what it’s like to have chemistry outside the lab, the more she starts to question the future she chose for herself. With deadlines looming and feelings rising, it never seems like the right time for Lana to tell Hadi who she really is.

When the snow melts, they’ll both have to confront their real lives…and see if a relationship built on half-truths can become real, or if they were just royally mistaken.

This cozy royal romcom is perfect for lovers of The Princess Diaries, Hallmark-style Christmas movies, and closed door romances filled with flirty banter. Lana’s adventure includes:

• A small town in the middle of the Alps
• A mischievous wild sheep that knows something it shouldn’t
• Cookies so good you thought they only existed in fairy tales
• Winter wonderland vibes perfect for any vacation
  
  

Waking from a coma, Adanya finds herself alone and betrayed. Everything she knew is gone… 

The Northern Kingdom has long sought the annihilation of Rydell. In a desperate bid to stop them, Adanya and the Council of Sorcerers craft a spell to defend their people. But Adanya’s sacrifice was supposed to leave her in a magically-induced coma for a few months—not seventy years. 

Now, her kingdom is destroyed, and her betrayer rules the continent with more magic than anyone should be able to possess. Adanya must find and work with the descendants of the people she loved to discover the magic within herself—and the confidence to stand against someone who once meant so much to her. 

Faced with overwhelming odds, can Adanya find the strength she needs? 

Kinsley Holland has spent the past twenty-four years trying to earn a place in her father’s world and heart, making messes along the way, and her latest mess might just be the one to take her down for good. A secret, temporary marriage of convenience should be easy to hide from her dad and fiancé, right?

Wrong. Kinsley’s world is flipped upside down when she’s kicked out of her father’s lush million-dollar home and lands in the tiny, two-bedroom, one-bath home belonging to Caleb, the grumpy farmer she ran off the road, and his kid sister, Annie. Kinsley undergoes a coming-of-age while bonding with her new little “sister” and invading every inch of Caleb’s life—including his full-size bed.

Slow burns and big sparks add to the already sweltering Oklahoma summer. But when hidden sins come to light, Kinsley’s search for the truth leads her deep down a rabbit hole, and what she finds there changes everything. Torn between saving her dad and saving her new sense of self, Kinsley follows a rabbit trail so winding that she questions everything she thought to be true about herself and the men in her life.
Can she clean up the biggest mess she has ever made and save the people she loves? And who will she be when she emerges from the rabbit hole?

Deep Down the Rabbit Hole will appeal to fans of Colleen Hoover’s Hopeless, Kate Canterbary’s In a Jam, and Mia Sheridan’s Grayson’s Vow—specifically, adult readers looking for a smart romance that covers the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of love.