Suddenly It Was All For Us

She's a future queen, but unfortunately, she needs a husband. As archaic as it is, her only choice comes in the form of an arrangement-a dark-haired American basketball coach with silly puns and a ridiculously attractive beard.

Rebecca Hamilton thought she had years to plan to be queen, but with the diagnosis of her father's rapidly declining health, she has just eight weeks. But there's a problem. A clause in the constitution says she must be married, which is terribly inconvenient since she just got divorced. Her mother, however, has a plan. A marriage of convenience. It's a touch medieval, but it just might work. The more she envisions what could come from meeting someone, the more she realizes her long-buried hopes of having a family aren't as far from the surface as she thought. Daniel Taylor's life is really starting to look up. While he considers himself an above-average optimistic person, becoming the new head coach at the University of Chicago's men's basketball really makes him believe life can't get any higher. But when he gets a call from the tiny country of Myss asking him to meet their future queen, he can't help but be intrigued. Rebecca has no choice but to choose a husband. However, old fears are quick to surface-even with her nobility and all the benefits that come with it, she's had her heart broken once already. While he's not one to go back on his commitments, Daniel won't brush aside the way his heart goes out to Rebecca. As they grapple with the risks and rewards that come with their union, they must also navigate the press, a meddling mother, well-meaning staff, and two curious countries full of onlookers-who may or may not want this modern couple to get their happy ending.