[COMPLETED] Lady Clarissa of the guard has been given the very special task to accompany Prince Mathew on his journey to meet his soon to be bride. The only catch was that neither can stand each other's presence. Would they put their differences aside until the mission is over or would they kill each other before they even make it home? #44 in Historical Fiction 03/03/2017 *** For those who haven't read "The Selected" I suggest you read it before. If you have read and enjoyed "The Selected", this is the story of Liana and Dorian's daughter and Adeline and Rowan's son. Hope you guys enjoy this one too! *** The third book to this Trilogy is called "The Rejected"! Check it out when you're done! *** Enjoy the royal genre? Check out my other book: Rivals.

[COMPLETED] The royal palace was holding a competition choosing the most beautiful girls in the whole kingdom to compete. Their prize? Simple, they get to become the kingdom's next queen. Liana of Aris was happily living in her small town, she got free bread from their local baker, praising from her townspeople, and a family that loved her. When the palace men came knocking on her door, she counted the benefits of joining the competition and went with it. It wasn't until she got to the palace that she discovered staying in the competition was harder than she thought. When she thought things couldn't get any worse, something horrible started happening in the palace. Only Liana noticed what was happening around her. Will anyone listen? Will she be able to save anyone? Will she be safe? ***It may sound a lot like "The Selection" by Kiera Cass but trust me it's a lot different. If you liked "The Selection" or just the royalty genre, then I think you might like this.*** ------------ #27 in Historical Fiction 24/07/2018 Enjoy the royal genre? Check out my other book: Rivals. Also, a spin-off that has been requested by many will be out after I have finished writing Rivals. It will be called "The Protected", so follow me to stay updated!

Just a small idea I thought about while sitting in my English class, combined with my love of fairy tales and princesses. Playing around with the idea has led to this story, Enjoy!