In ROYALLY ROMA, the first book in the three-book series The Royals, Niccolo La Torre, the Crown Prince of
Lazaretto, gets a taste of life as a civilian when he disappears for a day
under the guise of wealthy tourist. His tour guide, a broke, overworked graduate
student named Julia Costa, is looking to start fresh in a new country following
a devastating break-up and a scandal involving her father. Consumed by her busy
schedule, she rarely picks up a tabloid or turns on the television, so when she
crosses paths with Niccolo, she fails to recognize him and instead mistakes him
for a client. Intrigued by the idea that there is someone in Rome who has no
idea who he is, Niccolo acts on impulse and assumes the role of Julia’s client.
Although she senses that
something amiss, Julia can’t quite put her finger on what it is and more
importantly, she needs the money, so she ignores all warning signs that Niccolo
is not who he claims to be. Complicating matters is the undeniable chemistry
between Julia and Niccolo. As the adventurous day comes to a close, their
attraction grows more intense and they struggle to keep things professional.
And in the back of Niccolo’s mind he wonders if he’s willing to let go of the
first person who’s ever seen him as just a man and not a prince.
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About
the author:
Teri Wilson is a
novelist for Harlequin Books and Gallery/Pocket Books. She is also a
contributing writer at HelloGiggles.com and Teen
Vogue covering books, pop culture, and more. She has a gift for writing
enchanting and cinematic love stories. Her 2013 novel Unleashing Mr. Darcy, a modern-day retelling of Pride & Prejudice, was optioned for
film by the Hallmark Channel and debuted as a Hallmark Channel Original Movie
in January 2016 to 3 million viewers and set social media records for the
network. Following the success of Unleashing
Mr. Darcy, the Hallmark Channel optioned her 2016 novel The Art of Us and her 2013 novel Sleigh Bell Sweethearts for release
Christmas 2017.
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