BOOK 2 of the Royal Trilogy [UPDATED version of I'm Having a Royal Baby] Even premeditated one night stands have their consequences, and Folashadé and Prince Vincent were no exception to the rule. For her, it was just sex. For him, it was something so much more, something Folashadé was not ready for. She would do anything to keep that night between them. It was easy in the beginning, but as her belly starts to swell, she realizes that she and Vincent have a lot more to worry about than their conflicting feelings for one another.

COMPLETED ✔️ BOOK 1 of the Royal Trilogy [UPDATED version of I'm Falling for a Royal Prince] Folashadé was just a 21-year-old girl when she and her family unexpectedly moved to England. Unwarranted circumstances causes her to have to fend for herself in the unfamiliar city of London, England. However, she runs into an advertisement for a position as the Private Secretary Assistant for the British Royal Family. But unfortunately, she is demoted to a maid position instead at the Windsor Castle, in which England's Royal Family resides. In desperate need of returning back to America, she takes on the maid position anyway. How hard can it be to tend to the Royal Family? It's much harder than it seems, especially when there was no mention of the provocative Prince of Wales and his dirty mouth. All Folashadé wanted was to earn enough money to fly back to New York and start over. All Vincent wanted was to test his self-control around her. What happens in the end was the last thing on ONE of their minds.

Joanne's life was moving on smoothly despite the struggles she was going through with her family. As if leaving pay cheque to pay cheque wasn't stressing enough her life changed the moment she met the Hunters. Thrown in to an arranged marriage Joanne struggled to keep heart from falling for her devastatingly handsome husband to be. Kenneth was at the peak of his career, he had his own billion dollar company and hot pop star girlfriend but all that changed when his parents returned from Africa bringing him back a bride instead of a beautiful craft piece for his living room.