Royal Service

King Phillip is a real life Prince Charming. Golden haired with a Danovian accent and a solid gold crown sitting on his head, he's every girl's daydream. He's a good man and a better king, but the one thing he was terrible at is choosing a royal wife - fearing a marriage that's more about politics than passion. But when his mother invites all the eligible maidens to The Summer House Party, Phillip is trapped in a real-life Bachelor where he will not have the option of quietly splitting out of the girl after the party is over - he will be wed to her for life. Ella Fernstone is tired of being the family servant. After her father died, Ella was receded to the basement as her stepmother began a full court press to cultivate her own daughters. Ella is ready to escape the hot mess of a home that she has grown up in finally pursuing her dream of competitive riding: something she's been preparing her whole life to do. All she has to do is marry one of her step sisters off to the King of Danovar to finally find her freedom. It could not be that hard right? That was until Ella was the first to fall for the King's dashing good looks and an offer to ride off with him in the sunset. Ella is hesitant - and Queen's life was still one of servitude, but it's hard to ignore the pull of a handwritten love letter and a skillfully delivered kiss. Phillip too is caught in seducing what he never expected to find: an eligible woman he could just learn to love. But when the reality of a royal marriage comes crashing down, Phillip and Ella must decide if they can risk their hearts, or their freedoms, on the chance of true love.