The first lines of this book cracked me up you have to read it yourself. Can Christina change the mind of this proud, stubborn man? Will Marco realize his queen should be an experienced woman and mother, not a girl? A sweet, funny contemporary romance. Is Harvard Gregorio’s dream…or Marco’s missed opportunity? Ama enlists Christina’s aid to persuade Marco that Harvard will not be a good fit for her grandson. As she waltzes in his arms at the gala, Christina can’t deny the feelings she has for this impossible man, who supposedly kept his first wife in a tower.Īnd she can’t stop asking hard questions. Although many young women are eager to capture the handsome king’s heart and the crown, they’re not keen on the awkward Heir Apparent. A Gatsby gala will be perfect to screen prospects, with Christina’s help. She will not be sent home and lose the generous fee that would ensure Lexi’s college tuition. Undaunted, Christina sets out to claim her position. Marco’s mother Ama disapproves of the new governess and her purple-haired daughter. Christina’s application had mentioned a son, a companion to Americanize the future king. His father? Charming but inflexible.Ī widower, Marco wants nothing less than Harvard for Gregorio. Upon arrival, she finds her new pupil polite and teachable. Christina tailors her resume to fit his requirements, but has she oversold herself? A skilled equestrian? She doesn’t ride. King Marco Giovanni Pietro di Napolitano needs a governess for Gregorio, his teenage son. Seeking safe harbor, Christina Newhart escapes to a Mediterranean island with daughter Lexi. While Christina tutors the Heir Apparent, she captures his father's heart.

The royal governess book