Books like A Royal Romance by Jenny Frame

Embark on a romantic journey through America with Janet Dailey’s debut novel set in Wyoming – the first of 50 state‑based romances that map a love‑filled tour across the United States.

When an elevator encounter turns into an unexpected fake date, a high‑powered groomsman and a nurse’s aide must decide whether a night of fun is enough to bridge the miles between a pediatric surgeon in Los Angeles and a Berkeley chief of staff.

American Rebecca Porter and her twin Lacey live two different lives, but when adventurous Bex meets Prince Nicholas at Oxford, she finds herself falling for the heir to the throne amid royal drama and media scrutiny.

When Prince Nicholas Pembrook, famed for his charm and arrogance, crosses paths with waitress Olivia Hammond in snowy Manhattan, a pie‑filled disdain sparks an unexpected romance that challenges royalty and heart alike.

Veronica Welch's life plan to be married by thirty-five goes awry when she accidentally invites her lesbian friend, Bea, to a date night and Rachel Monaghan's chance to take on the challenge of photographing thirty dates in thirty days turns into a modern-day Romeo and Juliet romance comedy story about two women discovering love in the most efficient way possible, while navigating a city that is both beautiful and terrifyingly dangerous, in 30 Dates in 30 Days.

Trapped—by a prince! Norah Kelsey had been duped. Duped into marrying a prince—His Royal Highness Prince Philippe Rasada, no less! There were, of course, worse things in life than marrying a prince—unless you didn't love him. And Norah was quite sure she didn't love Philippe—worse, she hardly knew him. So, how had Norah got herself into this mess? Well, that was a long story—but one thing was for sure: she had to get out of it, fast! Yet, escape from her "royal fiancé" wasn't going to be easy, because for some reason HRH Philippe was determined to keep her close….

An Italian prince travels to New York City to please his sister's wedding plans, where he meets a vintage‑style wedding dressmaker, Renata Pavoni. Their sizzling romance raises questions about what a real happily ever after truly means.

By day, Holly Hudson’s a story editor for Wifetime Network. By night, she’s the writer for the network’s very cheesy, very straight holiday romance series—Christmas in Evermore. Holly took the job to accomplish exactly one thing: a gay Christmas movie. She’s been shot down before, but things start to look up when Meredith Drake unexpectedly moves into the network’s holiday division. On the heels of a brief (but totally hot) fling, Holly and Meredith agree to keep things professional now that they’ll be working together. Especially since the network has a strict policy about workplace relationships. Instead, they vow to channel their passion into a pitch for the network’s first Christmas movie to feature two female leads. In this contemporary romance, Holly and Meredith work to make the Yuletide gayer while discovering that happy endings aren’t only for the movies.

After a publicly humiliating divorce, best-selling author Emma Volant runs away to hide in the seaside English village of Amberwick, where she doesn’t know another living soul. She wants nothing more than to surrender to her broken heart in private. However, when the locals discover their newest resident is world famous, they gather at the local pub and hatch a plan to draw Emma out of her self-imposed isolation, hoping her celebrity status will elevate the village’s reputation to something more than a holiday hotspot. It doesn’t take long for them to try to rope their favorite bartender, Brogan, into the act. Born and raised in Amberwick, Brogan McKay has built a comfortable life by never overreaching. Part-time jobs and short-term flings have always been good enough for her, but when she meets her beautiful and wounded new neighbor, Brogan realizes Emma has the potential to wreck the carefully controlled expectations she uses to protect her heart. Despite their obvious attraction and growing friendship, both Emma and Brogan are in firm agreement that neither of them is in a position to look for love, but how long can they fight their fears and desires as the events and people around them all conspire to create a full English love story?

Whitney Ainsworth has had a very tough year. First up was the very public divorce from an A-list actress, and then the third book in her popular suspense series bombed. She’s got a chronic case of writer’s block and feels like a fraud getting paid to give speeches about achieving success. After a particularly disastrous event, Whitney’s manager suggests a romantic distraction might be in order. Gabriela Talbot never expected to hear back when she requested an interview with her favorite author—certainly not after the scathing review she’d given Whitney’s latest book. She’s thrilled when the opportunity arises. What happens next isn’t what either expected, and although passions flare, Whitney is furious when she learns she’s slept with the enemy. Their already rocky road to friendship—or something more—is complicated by family, Hollywood’s expectations, and an ex-wife who’s set to star in the film adaptation of Whitney’s first book. Will they find their way to love or will insecurities and outsiders prove too much to overcome?