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Rebel Princesses #1

His Hidden Royal Heirs

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He was sent to find a hidden princess...and discovered his hidden heirs! This royal pregnancy romance from Lorraine Hall is brimming with drama and desire.


Now he’s found his pregnant princess...he’ll claim her!

Billionaire Cristhian finds the unfindable. Hired to track down the runaway royal he spent one sinful night with, he’s shocked...Zia is secretly having his twin heirs! He’s reluctant to allow them to be raised in the same media spotlight that destroyed his childhood — but marriage is the only option he’ll consider.

To protect her babies from the unbearable weight of her crown, Zia fled the palace. But when she’s snowed in with Cristhian, his powerful presence is overwhelming — and intoxicating. Zia has a ignore or accept his outrageous proposal...



Mills & Boon Modern — Escape to exotic locations where passion knows no bounds.

208 pages, Mass Market Paperback

Published September 24, 2024

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October 11, 2025
I didn't like it. Their connection was ok, but wasn't all strong in my opinion.

I don't see them ending up together if she hadn't been pregnant. FMC would have married the Prince she was told to marry, while MMC wouldn't have known who she was. He had the ability to figure out who she was for 7 months and never did. I do think he was celibate for those 7 months though based on little comments about not being able to look at anyone else since being with her.

FMC was so confusing, she was going to marry basically a stranger to protect her sister (so her sister wouldn't have to be the heir), but she refused to marry the father of her children for some reason. It didn't make sense to me what the issue was and why she was refusing so adamantly to marry MMC. How was she not afraid that her father would marry her off to someone else or that him being King he could just take custody of the children? She was described as so selfless, but she didn't quite come across like that to me.
MMC was so cold most of the time that I didn't really care for him all that much.

It didn't really feel like they were in love with each other when they told each other that they were. It just felt like book needed to end and they needed to be in love. P.
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2,540 reviews53 followers
July 18, 2026
I hadn't read Harlequin romance in a long time, and felt the urge to revisit my youth lol.

In a tidy, comfortable read, Hall writes a descriptive yet clean enough romance about a princess who yearns for more than life behind her castle's walls. Zia's first taste of freedom is tantalizing, but it leaves lingering consequences that take 9 months to prepare for.

Christhian is used to being in control, yet around Zia he feels that control slipping, even when he tries his best to put her will under his. The son of a princess who also tried to shed her royal chains, he's forced to reevaluate every tactic, every control measure when he's faced with the fact that he is to be a father.

The story is a quick read, with very little romance or love.
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