Prince Odin of Laandia and Lady Camille of Saint Pierre are getting married. The story of their whirlwind romance is sweet and swoon-worthy and completely made up.CamilleI need a husband and the second son of the King of Laandia just proposed.Sort of.Because of some archaic, idiotic 18th-century French rule, I need to be married before I take over as ruler of my tiny island nation. And after Prince Odin’s quick exit from The Suitorette reality romance show, it’s obvious he’s looking to make a match.The only problem? Ten years ago, Prince Odin broke my heart. And he just told the world all about it.I’ve got to marry him, but I’m not in the mood to forgive him.OdinOn paper, Lady Camille is the perfect choice for a royal bride. Smart, beautiful, ready to rule—but it’s the sharp-tongued temper and the tendency to hold grudges that has me worried.Yes, we have a past, but it only lasted one night, ten years ago. And several—hundred—letters. I thought she would have gotten over it.I thought I might have gotten rid of her letters before now too.When I suggested Lady Camille as my bride, it was a good PR move after my reality romance humiliation. But seeing her again brings back memories I thought I’d forgottenThe wedding will be in six weeks, but will Camille forgive me before it happens? And what kind of marriage will we have if she doesn’t?Royal Rumble is an arranged royal marriage, enemies-to-lovers, closed-door sweet romantic comedy full of missed opportunities and adorable dogs, sword fighting and snowballs.

What if Prince Charming fell for the wicked stepsister? As the youngest prince of Laandia, Gunnar has spent his life traveling the world, free from royal responsibilities. But when he’s summoned home for the biggest event of the year—the royal wedding—he faces an unexpected dilemma: He needs a date. For most, this wouldn’t be a problem. But for Gunnar, his date must meet two criteria: she can’t outshine the bride and groom (which rules out his glamorous jet-setting friends), and she must understand that this is strictly a one-time thing. Enter the town’s beloved Sea Queen—until her sharp-tongued stepsister, Stella, insists it’s a terrible idea. Once childhood friends, Gunnar and Stella are now more like sworn enemies. She curses instead of curtsies, has an endless supply of insults, and never misses a chance to ruin his day. Gunnar would love to ignore her—except the more time he spends with Stella, the more he realizes he might be in the wrong fairy tale… and he may have chosen the wrong sister. Royal Retelling is the second book in the Love in Laandia series—a sweet, enemies-to-lovers royal romcom filled with sizzling banter, soft blushes, brotherly bonds, royal responsibilities… and rescuing every dog in Laandia.

Prince Kalle does not want to be king. But will the right queen make him change his mind? Kalle. eldest son of King Magnus of Laandia, is expected to be crowned king at his father’s untimely death. (Hopefully not anytime soon—King Magnus is in good health. But still… sometime in the future Kalle is supposed to be king.) Only he doesn’t want the crown. Kalle, Laandia’s most celebrated jock (baseball, hockey, curling and now darts), is heading into another high-profile fling with a wealthy socialite. He’s the prince who will give you a good time but not the one you settle down with. In fact, Kalle would be perfectly happy staying single, keeping out of the media spotlight, and spending his days at his bar, The King’s Hat, which is managed by his best friend, Edie England. Edie thinks Kalle would be a great king. So does (some of) Laandia. Friends with Kalle since a rocky driving lesson, Edie is the daughter of the groundskeeper at the castle and knows Kalle would make a good king. But Kalle doesn’t agree. But King Magnus suggests Kalle should be looking for someone to share the role with. Stand beside him to rule Laandia. Be his queen. Kalle likes that idea. But who will be his queen? Royal Rising is the third book in the royal romance Love in Laandia series, a friends-to-lovers, low-heat, slow-burn sweet romance with late-night talking, bar fights, and a convenient power outage.

A secret wedding doesn’t mean a happily ever after. Eight years ago, Prince Bo of Laandia married Hettie Crow in a secret wedding ceremony. Two weeks later, she left the country. Bo, the third son of the King of Laandia, has never felt comfortable being part of the royal family. He’s close to his brothers but keeps his distance living across the country, working as a lumberjack and helping animals. Hettie is still in his thoughts, but no longer in his life, and he’s happy that no one knows that they were once married. That they’re still married. But then Hettie suddenly shows up. And she’s not alone. Royal Reluctance is the fourth in the Love in Laandia series, a secret marriage, secret baby, second chance closed door royal romcom full of first love and friendships and a precocious little girl wrapping a king around her finger.

There’s always been a connection between Spencer and Princess Lyra. Everyone expects Spencer Laz to eventually win the heart of Princess Lyra, the only daughter of the king of Laandia. Spencer is best friends with the four princes. His father is the right-hand man to the king. He’s been a part of the family his whole life, patiently waiting for his HEA with Lyra. Only now, a new love has him confused if Lyra is really the one he’s meant to be with. When Lyra discovers Spencer has found someone else, she overreacts and signs up to be the next Suitorette on a reality dating show, ready and eager to pick one of twenty-five men to be her Prince Charming. Hope may be lost for Spencer and Lyra unless Spencer finally decides it’s time to make a bold move to win the heart of the royal rebel. Royal Rebel is the fifth in the Love in Laandia series, a brothers’ best friend, reality romance closed-door romcom.