The Kalliakis Crown: Talos Claims His Virgin
The Kalliakis CrownTalos Claims His VirginTalos Kalliakis, the youngest Prince of Agon, has found the perfect gift the King’s Jubilee gala – the talents of exquisite violinist Amalie Cartwright. But convincing Amalie to perform will require all of power and charm!Theseus Discovers His HeirPrince Theseus—second in line to the throne of Agon—is rumoured to have fathered a secret love child with royal biographer Joanne Brooks. How will Joanne react when the commanding Prince wants to claim his child and his bride?Helios Crowns His MistressIt’s public knowledge that Crown Prince Helios is bound to marry the Princess of Monte Cleure; but the discovery of his secret lover, Amy Green, could shatter the kingdom. Is he willing risk his crown to marry his mistress?
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MICHELLE SMARTâs love affair with books started when she was a baby, when she would cuddle them in her cot. A voracious reader of all genres, she found her love of romance established when she stumbled across her first Mills & Boon book at the age of twelve. Sheâs been reading (and writing) them ever since. Michelle lives in Northamptonshire with her husband and two young Smarties.
The Kalliakis Crown
Talos Claims His Virgin
Theseus Discovers His Heir
Helios Crowns His Mistress
Michelle Smart
ISBN: 978-1-474-08163-4
THE KALLIAKIS CROWN
Talos Claims His Virgin © 2015 Michelle Smart Theseus Discovers His Heir © 2016 Michelle Smart Helios Crowns His Mistress © 2016 Michelle Smart
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Michelle Smart
Princeâs scandalous night with the innocent
Talos Kalliakis, the youngest Prince of Agon, has found the perfect gift for King Astraeusâs jubilee galaâthe talents of exquisite violinist Amalie Cartwright. The warrior prince crossed Europe to find his perfect candidate, and he wonât take no for an answer!
But rumor has it that Amalie wonât perform, and now Talos has her hidden away in his villa, where sources suggest heâs claimed the most private of performances. With tensions running high, surely it canât be long before they start changing their tuneâ¦to the royal wedding march!
This book is dedicated to Amalie,
whoâs been on this journey with me every step of the way. xxx
TALOS KALLIAKIS DIPPED his head and rubbed the nape of his neck. The consultantâs words had cut through to his marrow.
Looking back up to stare at his two brothers, he read the sorrow on their faces.
Astraeus Kalliakisâthe King of Agon, their grandfatherâwas dying.
Helios, the eldest of the three brothers and heir to the throne, folded his arms and took a visible deep breath before breaking the silence. âWe need to bring the Jubilee celebrations forward.â
The whole of Agon was gearing up to celebrate Astraeusâs fifty years on the throne. Everything was planned for the end of summer, six months away. The consultant oncologist had said in no uncertain terms he wouldnât last that long.
Talos cleared his throat before speaking. His vocal cords had never felt so raw. âI suggest we concentrate on the Jubilee Gala and cancel the rest of the celebrationsâtheyâre all superfluous. Letâs make the gala a true celebration of his life.â
âAgreed,â said Theseus, the middle brother, nodding. âWe should set the date for Aprilâthree months from now. It will be a push, but between us and the courtiers we can do it and do it well.â
