Royal Obligation - Mawdsley, J. S.
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Prince Edgar Sigor just wants to be left alone. But as his brother, the king, grows increasingly ill with no legitimate heir, Edgar is unlikely to get his wish. Countess Flora Byrne wants to help her family and the kingdom, but she begins to question whether or not her closest friends have the same priorities. Presley Kemp, dealing with his own relationship problems, suddenly finds himself helping to judge prospective matches for the prince. But no one is as surprised to be involved in the marriage plans as the young and romantic Rohesia Swithin. Who Edgar might marry becomes the most…mehr

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Prince Edgar Sigor just wants to be left alone. But as his brother, the king, grows increasingly ill with no legitimate heir, Edgar is unlikely to get his wish. Countess Flora Byrne wants to help her family and the kingdom, but she begins to question whether or not her closest friends have the same priorities. Presley Kemp, dealing with his own relationship problems, suddenly finds himself helping to judge prospective matches for the prince. But no one is as surprised to be involved in the marriage plans as the young and romantic Rohesia Swithin. Who Edgar might marry becomes the most contentious issue in the kingdom, even while war threatens. Picking up three years after For Her Own Good, Royal Obligation delves deeper into the world of Myrcia, but can be enjoyed on its own.
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We're a husband and wife novel writing team and have been since about a month after our marriage in 2007. He's a teacher of education law. She's a Librarian. Being able to write together so happily once made a friend remark that we are as mythical as unicorns. J.S. Mawdsley live in Ohio, where they share their house with half a dozen dying houseplants, and their yard with a neighborhood cat named Eugene, a mother deer and her fawn, affectionately known as the Countess and Cherubino, and a couple of blue jays, Henry and Eleanor.