Christmas at the Palace

'Huge fun' Katie Fforde'I love Jeevani's writing! Her characters leap from the page' Sue Moorcroft'A fantastic and fascinating read' Phillipa AshleySnuggle up and fall in love with the perfect holiday romance, as one ordinary girl learns what it means to love a prince. Perfect for fans of Heidi Swain. Not even in her wildest imaginings did Kumari ever think she'd become a princess. But having fallen for Ben - or rather Prince Benedict, sixth in line to the throne - it looks like nothing will ever go as planned again. And as Christmas rapidly approaches the distinction between family festivities and Royalty becomes ever more apparent.With the paparazzi hounding her, her job on the line and some rather frustrating royal training, Kumari feels panic set in.Does loving Prince Charming mean she'll get her fairy tale ending - and on her own terms?What readers are saying:'Two very enthusiastic thumbs up on this excellent royal romance!''A lovely, feel good story''I could not put this book down once I had started''I adored this book, it is feisty, romantic, and clearly a lot of love and research has gone into the story''A beautiful, feel good, romantic book''A hug in a book! Sparkly, delightful and so romantic.'

Huge fun, I love Jeevani Charika's writing! Her characters leap from the page, A fantastic and fascinating read. A refreshingly different and thought provoking romance for 2018, An incredibly charming read that I managed to consume in a few sittings, Surprise royals? Uneven power dynamics? Fiercely feminist lead? SOFT PRECIOUS CHARACTERS? Basically this book was perfect for me, the perfect escape, and I already want to read it again

Jeevani Charika is British-Sri Lankan. She started off in the South of England and spent her childhood living in places as diverse at Sri Lanka, Nigeria and Micronesia before settling down in Yorkshire, where she now lives with her husband and two daughters.Jeevani also writes romantic comedies and women's fiction under the name Rhoda Baxter. Her books have been shortlisted for the RoNA awards, the Love Stories awards and the Joan Hessayon award. She is a member of the UK Romantic Novelists' Association and the Society of Authors. A microbiologist by training, she loves all things science geek. She also loves cake, crochet and playing with Lego. You can find out more about her (and get a free book by signing up to her newsletter) on her website: http://jeevanicharika.com/