Romancing the Throne

Scandal, secrets, and heartbreak abound in this juicy, modern girl-meets-prince story--perfect for fans of Stephanie Perkins and Jennifer E. Smith. "Maybe sisters aren't supposed to fall for the same guy, but who can mess with chemistry? A divine romantic comedy" (Brightly.com).

For the first time ever, the Weston sisters are at the same boarding school. After an administration scandal at Libby's all-girls school threatens her chances at a top university, she decides to join Charlotte at posh and picturesque Sussex Park. Social-climbing Charlotte considers it her sisterly duty to bring Libby into her circle: Britain's young elites, glamorous teens who vacation in Hong Kong and the South of France and are just as comfortable at a polo match as they are at a party.

It's a social circle that just so happens to include handsome seventeen-year-old Prince Edward, heir to Britain's throne.

If there are any rules of sisterhood, "Don't fall for the same guy" should be one of them. But sometimes chemistry--even love--grows where you least expect it. In the end, there may be a price to pay for romancing the throne...and more than one path to happily ever after.

One prince. Two sisters. And a royal scandal in the making.

• British Royalty: Social-climbing Charlotte has her sights set on Prince Edward, but it's her studious sister Libby who might accidentally capture the heir's heart.
• Forbidden Love: Libby and Charlotte have always had each other's backs, but when a handsome prince is involved, the number one rule of sisterhood is about to be broken.
• Boarding School Drama: At the elite Sussex Park, polo matches and glamorous parties are the backdrop for a rivalry that could tear two sisters apart forever.
• New Money vs. Old Money: The Weston sisters may have money now, but breaking into a circle of Britain's young elites--the kind with titles and ancient country estates--is a game with its own set of dangerous rules.