What if you fell for your charming new boss... only to discover he’s a real prince from a hidden European kingdom racing against time to save it?
Welcome to The Boss Prince, the first book in my Montevor Royals saga!
Children’s entertainer Lucie Laborde has a strict no-dating-bosses policy—until she accidentally falls for Maximilian Valois-Montevor. He’s not just handsome and loaded. He’s also heir to a principality that’s about to expire like a bad coupon unless its royals track down a set of antique keys, all while dodging a villain named Kurt Ozzi (yes, really).
One of my favorite parts of writing this book was creating Lucie and Max’s very first love scene. It was directly inspired by my favorite scene in the classic film How to Steal a Million with Audrey Hepburn and Peter O’Toole (pictured below).
Just like I always wondered what a kiss between Mr. Darcy and Lizzy Bennet would be like (and ended up writing Find You in Paris), I’ve also always secretly wondered about that tender kiss in a broom closet of a Parisian museum between Hepburn’s and O’Toole’s characters.
What if it had grown more passionate and gotten completely out of control? What if they had been unable to stop? Would they have done something as crazy as making love in that tiny storage room? What kind of lovemaking would that have been?
Those tantalizing questions are responsible for the first love scene in The Boss Prince. 👑
All in all, the Montevor Royals saga brings you Bridgerton’s sparkling romance and family drama along with The Da Vinci Code’s clever conspiracy thrills.
And at the heart of it all is one delicious question: can two people who absolutely should not kiss stop long enough to save a nation?
💕
Welcome to The Boss Prince, the first book in my Montevor Royals saga!
Children’s entertainer Lucie Laborde has a strict no-dating-bosses policy—until she accidentally falls for Maximilian Valois-Montevor. He’s not just handsome and loaded. He’s also heir to a principality that’s about to expire like a bad coupon unless its royals track down a set of antique keys, all while dodging a villain named Kurt Ozzi (yes, really).
One of my favorite parts of writing this book was creating Lucie and Max’s very first love scene. It was directly inspired by my favorite scene in the classic film How to Steal a Million with Audrey Hepburn and Peter O’Toole (pictured below).
Just like I always wondered what a kiss between Mr. Darcy and Lizzy Bennet would be like (and ended up writing Find You in Paris), I’ve also always secretly wondered about that tender kiss in a broom closet of a Parisian museum between Hepburn’s and O’Toole’s characters.
What if it had grown more passionate and gotten completely out of control? What if they had been unable to stop? Would they have done something as crazy as making love in that tiny storage room? What kind of lovemaking would that have been?
Those tantalizing questions are responsible for the first love scene in The Boss Prince. 👑
All in all, the Montevor Royals saga brings you Bridgerton’s sparkling romance and family drama along with The Da Vinci Code’s clever conspiracy thrills.
And at the heart of it all is one delicious question: can two people who absolutely should not kiss stop long enough to save a nation?
💕
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