They’re both fiercely committed to their life’s work…but in different countries. But Graham has devoted his life to fighting injustice in England. She’s spent her life training to be a guard in Balcovia, and dreams of showing little girls that careers are possible for them too. I’m a sucker for a seemingly insurmountable obstacle to luv, and Kuni and Graham have a doozy. And she definitely didn’t expect to find him so tempting. But she didn’t expect to fall in love with his siblings. Kuni is pragmatic enough to accept Graham’s offer to help her stay under her brother’s radar by moving into his family home.

She seizes a chance to be taken seriously and stows away on a reconnaissance trip to England, staying one step ahead of her brothers along the way.Īn almost-princess would be tempting enough to Graham, but one who needs help…that’s the best catnip. Kuni dreams of joining her brothers in the guard instead of marrying a minor royal. But their progressive attitude doesn’t extend to women. Independent Kuni is the only girl from a family where all the men have served in the royal guard of the small abolitionist European country of Balcovia. And she has no interest in being rescued. He’d been training his whole life to rescue a damsel in distress, but unfortunately for him Kunigunde is a lady in waiting, not a princess. Graham’s siblings love to tease him for his obsession with royalty, so no one is surprised when he uses his network of London informants to figure out that an escaped foreign Princess is in London, and she clearly needs Graham to rescue her. Graham is the de-facto head of the sprawling Wynchester clan, a family of good-doers who are following in the footsteps of their recently deceased adoptive father, Baron Vanderbean. Some books are just fun, and I had a smile on my face all throughout Nobody’s Princess. Theme: Friends with Benefits/No Strings Attached

Nobody's Princess by Erica Ridley