Royal By Design - Willow, Hannah
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Finley spends summers in Ixica with his best friend Adrian, the youngest son of the royal family. Escaping his unsupportive family is a bonus. From early on, he pines after Malcolm, Adrian's older brother. He knows Malcolm doesn't have time for him, and, to protect his tender heart, he plays pranks on the arrogant prince, ensuring the man never sees him as anything more than a nuisance. After the death of the King-a man Finley saw as more of a father than his own-he is forced to interact with Malcolm as a person. Will Malcolm finally see him for who he really is? Malcolm's father, the King of…mehr

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Finley spends summers in Ixica with his best friend Adrian, the youngest son of the royal family. Escaping his unsupportive family is a bonus. From early on, he pines after Malcolm, Adrian's older brother. He knows Malcolm doesn't have time for him, and, to protect his tender heart, he plays pranks on the arrogant prince, ensuring the man never sees him as anything more than a nuisance. After the death of the King-a man Finley saw as more of a father than his own-he is forced to interact with Malcolm as a person. Will Malcolm finally see him for who he really is? Malcolm's father, the King of Ixica, is dead. Moreover, because of an antiquated law, his sister can't take her rightful place as the next ruler, which leaves the crown solidly on his head. Stuck in the palace, his path crosses with Finley's in ways it never has in all the years Malcolm has known the man. The trickster of a man isn't playing any pranks in this time of mourning. Is there more to him than Malcolm previously saw?
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Hannah Willow decided to start writing when she felt the LGBTQ population was underrepresented in urban fantasy and other romance genres. Hannah grew up reading fantasy and science fiction. Her lesbian mother instilled a love of reading in her, but the books she read had homogeneous characters. She wants to bring something new to readers. The idea that they are thinking about what she writes, questioning her stories, and maybe a bit excited about future books makes it all worth it.