His Royal Love Child Vol 1

In the beautiful city of Barcelona, Ellie met Sandor, a man like a black lion born in a country of sun, and fell in love. Unfortunately, Sandor was not in love and he dumped Ellie unceremoniously. Now, four years later, the man is her father’s new client. And he’s greeted her as if they’d never met before! Ellie is hurt by this, but once they’re alone, Sandor brings up the time they spent together in Barcelona. What on Earth is he planning?

Danette Michaels knew that when she became Principe Marcello Scorsolini's secret mistress there would be no marriage, no future and no public acknowledgment. At the time it was enough. But Danette can't be Marcello's secret any longer. She wants him, all or nothing — even if it means their affair is over. Until a pregnancy test changes the rules forever....

USA Today bestselling author Lynn Raye Harris reveals the shocking consequences of what happens when the Prince from innocent Charlotte Bailey's past comes knocking in this digital novella! Ever since Prince Luca de Santis crushed Charlotte Bailey's young heart and walked away, she's sworn off men–who needs the heartache? So ten years later, coming face–to–face with him is a total shock–but not as electrifying as the instant jolt of heat his touch sends sizzling through her body… Charlotte can't turn down the once–in–a–lifetime chance to rekindle their passion, even if royal duty means that their scorching–hot fling can't last forever…Until her baby bombshell lands Charlotte and the Prince in a whole heap of royal trouble! Don't miss the other titles in this fantastic collection that celebrates Royal Babies all over the world!

Conveniently wedded, royally bedded! Six years ago Phoebe Wells was offered $50,000 to leave the Amarnes palace and turn her back on all that she thought she loved. She refused. Now the past is back to haunt her, and she will have to stand fast once again The fierce Prince Leopold isn't interested in widowed Phoebe, but he is interested in her child, his cousin's boy, whose rightful place is as heir to the throne. Leo knows Phoebe cannot be bought, but she might be persuaded as his convenient wife

The Shakespearean plays contain a stunning breadth and depth of knowledge about English history, European royal history, classical and contemporary literature, and about the complex relationships between the various royal courts of the day. Authorship by the Elizabethan Court is therefore discernible based on content alone, that is, by what the plays revealed and just as importantly, what they threatened to reveal about international royal affairs if the will of Elizabeth was not respected. One of the most significant (and surprising) functions of the plays was to act as a type of "Defense Program" for Queen Elizabeth's throne against her European rivals. However, the plays also served to instill solidarity in the members of the Elizabethan Court and to inspire the English people as well. The plays accomplished all of this without coming across as overly pedantic. They were not merely great works of literature, but a brilliant expression of Elizabethan foreign and domestic policy! The story of Shakespeare turns out to be the story of Don Juan of Austria, from his princely legitimization as a boy; to liaisons with royals ladies from his teens; to being hailed at the age of 24 as “Savior of Europe” at the Battle of Lepanto (1571); to his suppression by jealous males of the Habsburg royal family (1578); and to his rehab by Queen Elizabeth under the English identity of George Carey. As George Carey, Don Juan had been present at the christening of his true son King James in Scotland (1566) and in command of the strategic Isle of Wight during the invasion of the Spanish Armada (1588). He was intimately involved in the founding of the Shakespeare Company both before and after becoming Queen Elizabeth’s “Lord Chamberlain.” The rise, fall and rising again of this international man of mystery was the central theme of the Shakespeare plays. He and Queen Elizabeth appear again and again in the plays, and under such character names as Claudio and Isabella in Measure for Measure; Claudio and Hero in Much Ado About Nothing; Claudius and Gertrude in Hamlet; Bassanio and Portia in The Merchant of Venice; Duke Theseus and Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Petruchio and Kate in The Taming of the Shrew; and even Falstaff and Mistress Quickly of the Henry IV plays. Don Juan was the love of Queen Elizabeth’s life and she found a way to keep him near. Together they not only founded the Stuart Dynasty but became the progenitors of future generations of European royalty.

First to bed…then royally wed! They shared passionate nights together in upscalehotels whenever they were in the same city—London, Paris, New York…. But, despite her feelingsfor Guido, Lucy knew the score: she was just hismistress. She was not supposed to get too close—or ever say, "I love you" Nor was she supposed to get pregnant… But she did. Prince Guido of Mardivino could not father alove-child—his heir must be legitimate. Mistress andmother Lucy must marry him—by royal command!.