Prince of the Palisades BY Julian Winters
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In Royal Mess, Julian Winters crafts a heart-pounding romance where royalty meets real life in a whirlwind of charm and self-discovery. Prince Jadon of Îles de la Rverie is sent to America to rehabilitate his tarnished image after a scandalous break-up becomes a viral sensation. With a meticulously managed schedule featuring photo ops with adorable puppies and high-profile events with Santa Monica's elite, Jadon’s life is anything but spontaneous. Romance is off the agenda—until he meets a captivating, pink-haired film enthusiast from his private school.
Jadon’s days are filled with public relations stunts and his entourage, including a witty royal guard, his brilliant sister who is the future queen, and a quirky royal liaison. Their mission is clear: Jadon must prove to his parents and his nation that he is more than just a royal screw-up. His future and his ability to return home depend on it.
However, Jadon’s resolve is tested when he finds himself drawn to a charming American boy who challenges his perceptions of leadership and love. As their connection deepens, Jadon begins to question what it truly means to be a leader. The more he embraces his authentic self, the more he realizes that winning over his country might not require being a perfect prince—just being himself.
In a story that blends the charm of Young Royals with the heart of Red, White, and Royal Blue, Royal Mess is a delightful exploration of identity, love, and the power of being true to oneself.
Jadon’s days are filled with public relations stunts and his entourage, including a witty royal guard, his brilliant sister who is the future queen, and a quirky royal liaison. Their mission is clear: Jadon must prove to his parents and his nation that he is more than just a royal screw-up. His future and his ability to return home depend on it.
However, Jadon’s resolve is tested when he finds himself drawn to a charming American boy who challenges his perceptions of leadership and love. As their connection deepens, Jadon begins to question what it truly means to be a leader. The more he embraces his authentic self, the more he realizes that winning over his country might not require being a perfect prince—just being himself.
In a story that blends the charm of Young Royals with the heart of Red, White, and Royal Blue, Royal Mess is a delightful exploration of identity, love, and the power of being true to oneself.