Books about royalty

The Crown is the breathtaking conclusion to Kiera Cass’s worldwide phenomenon, The Selection series. In this final installment, Princess Eadlyn Schreave faces the ultimate challenge: choosing a husband from her remaining suitors while navigating the immense pressure of the throne. Unlike her parents' famous love story, Eadlyn never expected to find true love in a competition, but as the political climate of Illéa shifts, she must decide if she will follow her head or her heart. This book is perfect for readers who love royal dramas, high-stakes romance, and strong female protagonists who aren't afraid to lead.

Ideal for fans of The Selection who have followed the journey from the beginning, this novel delivers a satisfying and emotional end to the saga. It explores deep themes of duty versus desire, making it a great choice for young adults looking for a story about finding one's own path. Whether you are drawn to the glitz of the palace or the tension of political intrigue, Eadlyn’s journey offers a compelling look at what it means to be a modern queen.

Highlights:

• The dramatic conclusion to the beloved Selection series.
• A focus on female empowerment and the weight of leadership.
• Heart-pounding romance and difficult choices.
• A deep dive into the world of Illéa twenty years after the original trilogy.

Twenty years after America Singer won the heart of Prince Maxon, a new era begins in the kingdom of Illéa. The Heir follows Princess Eadlyn, the first princess to hold her own Selection. Unlike her parents' legendary romance, Eadlyn is reluctant to find love through a competition, but she must fulfill her duty to the crown and her people during a time of political unrest. As thirty-five suitors arrive at the palace, Eadlyn discovers that opening her heart might be the hardest challenge of her life.

This captivating novel is perfect for readers who love stories about royalty, high-stakes competitions, and complex family dynamics. Ideal for readers interested in strong female protagonists navigating the pressures of leadership while trying to remain true to themselves. Fans of the original Selection trilogy will enjoy seeing the world through a new generation's eyes, making it a great choice for those who enjoy romantic dramas with a touch of dystopian flair and courtly intrigue.

Highlights:

• A fresh perspective on the beloved Selection universe featuring America and Maxon's daughter.
• Explores deep themes of duty, independence, and the vulnerability of falling in love.
• Features a strong-willed, polarizing protagonist learning the true meaning of leadership.
• Perfect for fans of royal romance and competitive reality-show tropes.