Bound by tradition. Now they must follow the rules.
Syrasan is a Kingdom with a complicated political history and longstanding traditions. Companions are the Kingdom’s most beautiful and educated women - possessions of Syrasan’s Royal men. Aldara is sixteen years old when she is sold by her farming family to the obnoxious Prince Pandarus as a gift for his younger brother, Prince Tyron. While initial encounters between the troubled war hero and his reluctant companion are awkward, their connection is immediate. But they are soon reminded by those closest to them that there is no place for love between a Prince and his Companion.
Set amid grief and war, The Royal Companion is a heart-warming love story about what it means to give yourself over to another.
Interview with the Author:
Q - So, why did you write this book?
A – I never intended to write a Romance novel, but when I was pregnant with my second son I experienced really vivid dreams that would remain with me for days after. The two main characters in The Royal Companion remained with me for much longer. They were in love, and they were in pain. I had to tell their story.
There is an intensity to their relationship that I think readers will love.
Q – Is this book part of a series?
A – Yes, it’s the first book in the Companion series. The second book, The Common Girl, is due to be released later this year.
Q - So, why should readers give these books a try?
A – The Royal Companion is a tender and fierce story about an impossible love. Readers will lose themselves in this alternate-world, and the characters will remain with them long after they finish reading.
Q – Who will this book appeal to?
A – This novel does not fit neatly into one Romance sub-genre. While its court setting and royal characters will appeal to regency romance readers, the story also contains medieval and fantasy elements. Throw in some horses, action and suspense, and you have quite the Romance hybrid.
And thanks for reading!
Syrasan is a Kingdom with a complicated political history and longstanding traditions. Companions are the Kingdom’s most beautiful and educated women - possessions of Syrasan’s Royal men. Aldara is sixteen years old when she is sold by her farming family to the obnoxious Prince Pandarus as a gift for his younger brother, Prince Tyron. While initial encounters between the troubled war hero and his reluctant companion are awkward, their connection is immediate. But they are soon reminded by those closest to them that there is no place for love between a Prince and his Companion.
Set amid grief and war, The Royal Companion is a heart-warming love story about what it means to give yourself over to another.
Interview with the Author:
Q - So, why did you write this book?
A – I never intended to write a Romance novel, but when I was pregnant with my second son I experienced really vivid dreams that would remain with me for days after. The two main characters in The Royal Companion remained with me for much longer. They were in love, and they were in pain. I had to tell their story.
There is an intensity to their relationship that I think readers will love.
Q – Is this book part of a series?
A – Yes, it’s the first book in the Companion series. The second book, The Common Girl, is due to be released later this year.
Q - So, why should readers give these books a try?
A – The Royal Companion is a tender and fierce story about an impossible love. Readers will lose themselves in this alternate-world, and the characters will remain with them long after they finish reading.
Q – Who will this book appeal to?
A – This novel does not fit neatly into one Romance sub-genre. While its court setting and royal characters will appeal to regency romance readers, the story also contains medieval and fantasy elements. Throw in some horses, action and suspense, and you have quite the Romance hybrid.
And thanks for reading!
