Publisher's Synopsis
A royal prince, an exotic paradise, unimaginable wealth... And the cartel's most vicious assassin on his tail. Prince Andre is the world's most coveted bachelor with the most recognizable face. On the run with no where to hide. Except perhaps on a Texas ranch with a fiery, trigger-happy blonde--who doesn't need saving. Prince of Solana spins the royal fairytale on its heel, in an exotic tropical paradise with a dark and twisted villain, as epic as the royal family themselves. Looking for an irresistible white knight with plenty of danger, adventure, and edge-of-your-seat action? Not to mention steam as hot the South Pacific! Meet the Royals of Solana. One-click now! Prince of Solana - Book One Prince Andre Peralta of Solana spent the last eight years drowning himself in liquor, and gambling in casinos. When Andre's father is assassinated by the Lozano cartel, duty to his tiny island country in the South Pacific trumps his fear and guilt. Being next on the hit list, forces Andre to hide on a remote Texas cattle ranch. There he meets strong-willed Gemma Westfall, a fascinating and trigger-happy ranch hand who pushes the limits of his self-control. Gemma has no patience for liars and gamblers, and something about this visitor crawls up her spine. His penetrating gaze heats up her core, reigniting a dark passion and a history she'd buried long ago. When the assassins find Andre and destroy Gemma's home, vengeance guides both of them into dangerous waters. "A steamy, action packed adventure, featuring a royal on the run and an alpha heroine too hot to handle!" 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.
