Títulos em Realeza

Quando sua mãe foi eleita presidenta dos Estados Unidos, Alex Claremont-Diaz se tornou o novo queridinho da mídia norte-americana. Bonito, carismático e com personalidade forte, Alex tem tudo para seguir os passos de seus pais e conquistar uma carreira na política, como tanto deseja. Mas quando sua família é convidada para o casamento real do príncipe britânico Philip, Alex tem que encarar o seu primeiro desafio diplomático: lidar com Henry, irmão mais novo de Philip, o príncipe mais adorado do mundo, com quem ele é constantemente comparado — e que ele não suporta.

Em 1761, num ensolarado dia de setembro, um rei e uma princesa se veem pela primeira vez. Em questão de horas, os dois já estão casados e ela já é uma rainha. Nascida na Alemanha, Charlotte de Mecklenburg-Strelitz é bela, obstinada e incrivelmente inteligente. Não são bem os atributos que a Coroa Britânica busca na esposa do jovem rei George III. Mas logo Charlotte descobre que sua vivacidade e independência são exatamente as características de que mais precisa, porque George tem segredos – e um deles é capaz de ameaçar as estruturas da própria monarquia.

Quando Kitty Talbot é rejeitada pelo noivo três meses antes do casamento, o futuro se torna sombrio. Sem a fortuna dele para pagar as dívidas de jogo de seu falecido pai, a única coisa certa na vida dela e de suas quatro irmãs mais novas é a ruína. Mas a jovem nunca foi de dar as costas a um desafio, então sai de casa em direção ao campo de batalha mais perigoso da Inglaterra—a temporada social londrina. O objetivo é simples: encontrar um solteiro rico para salvar a família Talbot da miséria.

Para Olivia Lytton, seu noivado com o duque de Canterwick é mais uma maldição do que uma promessa de felicidade para sempre. Pelo menos o título de nobreza dele ajudará sua irmã, Georgiana, a garantir o próprio noivado com o carrancudo—e lindo—Quin, o duque de Sconce, um par perfeito para ela em todos os sentidos. Quer dizer, menos em um, porque ele está apaixonado por Olivia. A curvilínea, teimosa e inconformista irmã gêmea de sua noiva lhe desperta um desejo desconhecido. Mas Quin nunca coloca a paixão à frente da razão, e a razão lhe diz que Georgiana é a noiva perfeita.

A última coisa que Kaled Fouad Ayad Badawi Faheem, o CEO da indústria de navios—e no que diz respeito às mulheres, um playboy assumido—queria, era ser obrigado a ocupar o lugar do irmão como Sheik em Rheadur, o Emirado de sua família. Mas não há alternativa, já que é o segundo na linha sucessória. Junto ao cargo, vem a exigência de se casar, mas Kaled não quer ficar preso para o resto da vida com uma mulher com a qual não seja sexualmente compatível, então, resolve bolar um plano, que, na teoria, parecia perfeito: um casamento de conveniência onde vale tudo, menos se apaixonar.

Lydia Fletcher é uma mulher notável. Casou-se três vezes. Com três duques. E deu a cada um deles um herdeiro, tornando-se, assim, mãe de três duques. Agora, viúva pela terceira vez, ela quer assegurar a presença de todos os seus filhos no velório de seu último marido. Seu primogênito, Fletcher Pryde, o duque de Greycourt, se transformou, após uma infância difícil, em um homem com um coração inacessível, uma riqueza invejável e a fama um tanto injusta de libertino. Concentrado em expandir sua fortuna, ele nem pensa em casamento.

She wants her life back... but will she marry the rake?Alexandra became Queen of Neandia at fourteen, but she lives under the iron fist of a cruel regent, her grandmother Celeste. After Alexandra pleads her case, Celeste agrees to end the regency.

Not every "once upon a time" ends in a happily ever after. My fairytale, for instance, didn't come with a handsome Prince Charming, a night at the ball, or a magical pumpkin carriage. Instead, I got a bearded, bad-tempered king, a sex party for rich people, and a driver waiting to take me home after the royal asshole was finished with me. And they lived not so happily ever after. The end. That should be it, right? Even missing some conventional fairytale elements, it's clear no one is riding off into the sunset in the tale of the grumpy king and the naïve, much younger actress.

Spring, 1805. Nineteen-year-old Allegra Constantine is under pressure to choose a husband, but none of her suitors inspire her. Lord Milton is respectable but passionless, Sir Harry is charming but witless, and the dangerously handsome Mr Englishby has designs she cannot trust. The only man who truly interests her is Max Severin – cynical, scandal-shadowed, and not at all a suitable prospect. But when a stolen kiss ignites a fire between them, Allegra realises she is in more danger from her heart than from society's gossip.

Addy has watched many fairytale couples fall in love at her diner, so she can’t help swooning when her very own Prince Charming walks in. As in, a literal prince: Tristan Barclay. But she can’t bring herself to believe they have a real future, especially with her brother’s concerns over the prince’s intentions–even if Tristan’s knockout smile does keep pulling her in.

When King James Kronenscheld dies at the hands of the Demon King, he thinks his suffering is finally over and that he can join his Edwin in paradise. And, hey, at least he'd taken the Demon King with him, right? But then the gods try to send James to paradise without his Edwin, and that is simply unfathomable. So he does the unthinkable—he turns it down and negotiates for one more chance to fix his mistakes.

Poor relation Kynthea Petrelli never dreamed she'd have a Season, but she is getting one…even if only as a companion to her younger, wayward cousin Zoe. Unfortunately, it isn't Zoe who trips and spills the potion on the oh-so-perfect Duke of Harle, but Kynthea. And before long, she finds herself the center of a scandal—and unexpectedly, the object of his desire. As Kynthea's reputation unravels, the duke can't resist acting as her unlikely champion. But society expects him to marry for advantage and his mother is demanding a proper alliance.

Gemma Summers is broke, burnt out, and about three weeks from moving back in with her parents. Her career has imploded, her confidence is circling the drain, and the last thing she needs is a run-in with Alder Hawke—the dangerously charming ex who still haunts her dreams and could buy her a new life with just his pocket change. When a magickal tarot card sends them spiraling—literally—into another realm and they land in the steampunk-inspired Kingdom of Cups, Gemma is forced to rely on the man who shattered her trust, broke her heart, and somehow still makes her weak in the knees.

I woke up with no memory and a child growing in my belly. The kind healer calls me Elif, and the handsome merchant Sinan looks at me like I'm his salvation. I should be grateful for this peaceful life, for gentle touches and soft words. But my dreams are full of dark eyes and consuming darkness. My hands know how to kill even when my mind doesn't remember why. And when the Shadow Lord comes for me—claiming I'm his wife, his property, his obsession—my body recognizes what my heart has forgotten. He says I belong to him. He says I'm carrying his heir.

Luna hat alles unter Kontrolle. Ihre Ehe, ihr Liebesleben und ihren Job – bis zu dem einen schicksalhaften Weihnachten, das alles verändert. Ein Scheineheemann, eine Affäre und ein Klient. Zwischen ihnen eine Frau, die sich nicht entscheiden kann … oder will. Und ein Stalker, der sie einfach nicht vergessen kann. Die arrangierte Ehe mit dem deutlich älteren Wes könnte für Luna Donovan nicht besser laufen – gesellschaftliche Vorteile, Geld und Freiheit, ganz ohne Konsequenzen.

He was born to be a weapon. She was born to break the curse. Together, they might destroy a kingdom. As heir to Gyoria, every choice Terran has made has been forged in duty and hardened by the weight of his father's hatred for Aetherians. But when Lady Lyra, an Aetherian noblewoman, enters his life, fierce and untamed, her presence threatens to unravel the stone walls he has built around his heart. Lyra carries her own secrets, bound to magic and truth she cannot easily share.

Princess Selene has always known her fate: be bartered away as the price of peace. Born to the cold mountain kingdom of Virelia, she was raised not as a daughter but as a bargaining chip—obedience drilled into her bones, duty etched into her veins. When her parents send her to the Isles of Aeloria as the bride promised to its Crown Prince, she expects more of the same: distance, politics, and chains wrapped in silk. What she doesn’t expect is Ryn.

You're invited to three epic fairy tale weddings in a single volume, featuring some of your favorite couples from the Modern Royals series: Clementine & Prince Christian, Princess Isabella & Camden Tremblay, and Princess Elizabeth & Roman Lawler.

As an actor, there's nothing more humbling than crawling my way back into the spotlight after a vicious spiral that nearly ended my career. But I'm determined to do it. Especially since the role of a lifetime was just dropped into my lap: the chance to play Camillo Soriano, the stone-faced, unflappable, second-born Prince. This is my chance to make it, to prove to the world that I'm not the mess the media wants everyone to believe I am. But things get complicated when the studio decides to hire a wheelchair consultant to ensure I'm doing the job right.

Nobody ever believed me. Not when I was five and told them about the boy with pointy ears who saved my life in the forest. Not during thirteen miserable years of bullying and being labeled the town weirdo. Until a guy with golden eyes and a royal guard escort shows up at my door to drop a bombshell. That little boy? Yeah, he's real. And he's a fae Prince. And he magically linked my life to his when he saved me. I know what you're thinking. Lucky girl, right? Wrong. Because now the Prince is sick and apparently, I'm the only one who can save him. How can I possibly say no?