In hiding as a maid, Princess Adelaide must resist the charms of the devilishly handsome Duke of Kingfield. But could he help her if she told him her secret? ***** Two years ago, Princess Adelaide was forced into hiding after her father, King William IV, was killed in a carriage accident that also took the life of her mother and brother. She suspects that the despicable man now on the throne of England--her uncle, Ernest--is responsible for her family's death, so she avoids his watchful eye by working as a maid for the aristocratic families of London. However, when she's employed by the dashing Duke of Kingfield, she soon discovers that he not only believes that the princess is alive, but also that she could be the key to saving England. Is Adelaide willing to come out of hiding in order to prove him right? Or are her growing feelings for him worth giving up her claim to the throne? [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Cover designed by Holly Thurston

You asked! You waited! And now -- Theron's point of view for FROST LIKE NIGHT! These chapters go hand in hand with the events of FROST LIKE NIGHT. For that reason, I've labeled them as they would go in the book: Chapter 2.5, Chapter 13.5, etc. **SPOILER WARNING** For those of you who have not read SNOW LIKE ASHES, ICE LIKE FIRE, or FROST LIKE NIGHT, well, you'll be in for a world of spoilers by reading this. But to each their own (I, personally, love spoiling myself, so if you too love spoilers, you're in good company).