Prince Charming

From the New York Times bestselling author of the Hex Hall series comes a young adult romance where a teenager gets two very different advisors to help fix her “image” after her sister gets engaged to the Prince of Scotland.

“Pure escapist fun for readers seeking the inside scoop on royal life—plus a little romance.”—VOYA

“Sweet, romantic, and adorable, fans of Meg Cabot will thoroughly enjoy [Prince Charming]!”—BuzzFeed

Daisy Winters is an outspoken sixteen-year-old Floridian with mermaid-red hair, a job cashiering at a bootleg Walmart, and a perfect older sister. But everything changes after her sister gets engaged to the Prince of Scotland. Now every detail of Daisy’s private life is being scrutinized by the tabloids, and she’s forced to join her sister at the secluded royal castle.

The Crown hires the poor but dashing young Miles to help Daisy tone down her big personality, while the prince’s gorgeous younger brother is determined to drag her into his scandals. With a posh boy coaxing her to misbehave and a poor boy pushing her to act like a lady, Daisy may just have to rewrite the royal playbook to suit herself.

Previously published as Royals.

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