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A ROYAL PROBLEM
Dr. Madison Redding is a poetry professor without a course to teach. The English Department’s budget was cut, and her course was dropped. For the past several years she has been working in the University of Maryland’s Program Development Department designing new courses until one day she is asked to travel with the football team to Liechtenstein to tutor the players in an attempt to have them maintain their grades while on a road trip.
Nothing is going overly well on this trip but on only the second day things get much worse. The Crown Prince sees her tutoring the players and believes she may be the answer to his daughter’s lack of college performance. He invites her to his castle and talks her into staying in Liechtenstein and helping his daughter with her grades.
It takes no time for Madison to find out that the princess has many more issues than just bad grades. She is immature and has a propensity for finding trouble. Being raised by her widowed father has gone quite poorly. Madison’s success as a single parent with an outstanding son in medical school has her job educating the princess raised to unexpected peril when she falls in love with the prince.
Nothing is going overly well on this trip but on only the second day things get much worse. The Crown Prince sees her tutoring the players and believes she may be the answer to his daughter’s lack of college performance. He invites her to his castle and talks her into staying in Liechtenstein and helping his daughter with her grades.
It takes no time for Madison to find out that the princess has many more issues than just bad grades. She is immature and has a propensity for finding trouble. Being raised by her widowed father has gone quite poorly. Madison’s success as a single parent with an outstanding son in medical school has her job educating the princess raised to unexpected peril when she falls in love with the prince.
233 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 21, 2024
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