Everything Lydia thought she knew about her life was a lie. Starting with the knowledge that she wasn’t really a Princess of New Sargasso. When the opportunity to be on a reality show drops in her lap, Lydia jumps at the chance to create a new life for herself in Old Sargasso. Half a world away from home, Lydia she out the show wasn’t what she’d been led to believe. But she’d signed a contract - and those behind the show threatened to make an example of her if she backed out. As long as she remained single and childless. Marriage wasn’t in her five year plan and, after learning about the lies that had defined her childhood, she wasn’t sold on having kids. Ever. But a random encounter with a familiar face gives her the opportunity to make a proposal. She could marry Alfred Quatremaine and hopefully get out of the contract. The rash decision could solve her immediate problems without involving her oldest brother, but it came with an unexpected price. Being tied to another Royal family for life after Alfred forgets to mention his oldest brother is also a king. Unable to trust herself, her new husband, her family, her new in-laws, or anyone else, Lydia believes that instead of finding a new life she’s found herself tied to is just a different version of the old one. All because she was Married to a Prince.