Publisher's Synopsis
A royal princess, stunning Pacific sunsets, and priceless jewels... With the palace a vicious warzone--smoke and fire billowing behind her. With the royal bloodline at stake, Princess Alanna is their last hope. But first, to survive the night. Join the action and adventure traversing the steamy South Pacific in this unforgettable royal saga, Jewel of Solana! Ideal for hopeless romantics who desire tropical escapes and deliciously happy endings! Meet the Royals of Solana. One-click now! Jewel of Solana - Book Two Princess Alanna Peralta escapes a brutal attack on her island home after a vicious cartel assassinates her family. To save the royal bloodline and family legacy-the priceless necklace Luna de Azul-she conceals her identity. Boarding a yacht, she lands in the arms of a brazenly handsome engineer, who might be her guardian angel-or a greedy demon in disguise. Gabriel Flynn can't look anyone in the eye. A childhood quirk made it unbearable to be around anyone. Until an obsidian-haired beauty begs for help. She is clearly not as she seems, and Flynn doubts her story...and intentions. With danger at every turn, Alanna and Flynn discover the limitless reach of the cartel's power. Flynn must decide how much he trusts her. As danger closes in, Alanna is torn between sacrifices-her life, family legacy, and country...or her heart. Royals of Solana series Royal life isn't all luxury, glamour, and celebrity status-it's a target for relentless attacks from those who lust for power. The Royals of Solana face vicious threats from both criminals and diplomats, all coveting the exotic prize that is their island nation. When the king and crown prince are brutally murdered during a cartel coup, Princess Alanna and exiled Prince Andre are forced on the run, desperate to save their own lives while trying to take back their country. Enemies emerge from all corners of the world, scrambling in the power vacuum. The last things the royal siblings need are limelight camera flashes, or steamy dalliances with common strangers. Except these strangers are impossible to ignore, and turn into would-be saviors. The first two books (Prince of Solana and Jewel of Solana) can be read in either order. They occur at the same time. Crown of Solana should be read after both novels, as it is the continuation of both stories.
