Royally Abandoned

by Kelsey McKnight & Sarah Fischer

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A seat on the throne or a place in her heart? Greyson Montgomery dreams of a simple life, but as the crown prince of Aldora, simple is not in his future. Before ascending the throne on Christmas Eve, Greyson is given one month to explore how the other half lives. Armed with a few hundred dollars and a fake backstory, Greyson flies to Savannah, Georgia, to see if he has what it takes to chase the American Dream. Scarlett Calhoun is a Southern Belle with a heart as big as a Georgia peach. When she meets the charming construction worker, Greyson, it isn’t long before she is embracing the holiday cheer. Soon, she’s teaching him how to cook, falling for his exotic accent and soulful eyes, and joining him on picnic lunches where they talk for hours. With Christmas Eve nearing, Greyson must fly back to Aldora and either abdicate the throne, or take his rightful place as king. Will he ignore his birthright to remain with Scarlett or will she be royally abandoned?

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Book Details

Genre

Contemporary Romance

Subgenre

Holiday (Christmas, Valentine’s, etc.), Small Town

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

1 None

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

October 1, 2019

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

About the Author

Kelsey McKnight - From Scottish lairds to seductive vampires and broody cowboys, Kelsey McKnight will ignite your soul, no matter what century it lives in.Kelsey is a university-educated historian from southern New Jersey. She has married her great loves of romance, history, and literature to create her own tales of dashing heroes, sultry bad boys, and lovable heroines who each have their own stories to tell. They will take you through the ballrooms of Victorian London, to the hills of the Scottish Highlands, and into New York City penthouses, all at the flip of a page.When she’s not writing, Kelsey can be found reading, drinking too much coffee, spending time with her family, and watching every horror movie she can find.Sarah Fischer - Sarah Fischer works hard fighting the good fight in personnel security. She graduated with a degree in criminal justice and married the calm to her crazy. Then Sarah had a health scare and needed heart surgery. While recovering, she finally had the time to write the stories playing out in her mind. Her college romantic suspense series, Elton Hall Chronicles, is now available in its entirety on Amazon. First Semester, Second Snowfall, and Third Wheel remind you what you loved about college, show you what you missed, and make you yearn for what could have been. Sarah also has a contemporary short story in the Craving Bad anthology. In her spare time, you’ll find her with a book in her hand, at the movies, or watching just one more episode of reality tv.

Great story

I loved this story. I loved the 2 main characters Greyson and Scarlett.. I can not wait to read the next story

Great Holiday Romance Read

This is the first time I've read a book by this author, and i really enjoyed vit. The characters, Greyson and Scarlett, are interrsting, well developed, and have chemistry. The story is interesting, well written, with a happily ever after. In adition to receiving an arc, i purchased the book for my collection.

Amazing read

Royally Abandoned was an amazing read! It made me feel every emotion possible and had a very happy ending! Excited to read the next one!

Like Reading a Hallmark Christmas Movie ❤️

This book gave me the same cozy feeling that you get when watching Hallmark movies - but better! The characters were multi-dimensional and the descriptions of the scenes made it easy to get lost in the story. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and can tell it will be one of my holiday and romance go-tos!

Just okay.

With the beautiful art on the front page, and the promise of a Christmas theme, I had high hopes. But sadly, it wasn't to be. The thing is....that the story didn’t really feature about Christmas, at least not to the extent I was expecting. I love the two main characters when they were in Georgia, but when they went off to the Palace, it just seemed to lose it's luster, at least for me. Sorry, just trying to be honest. And remember that this is only my own personal opinion, others might love it.