Royally Complicated: How I Almost Married a Prince (But Chose Myself Instead) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798288183898)

When your psychology professor turns out to be a predator, your mysterious classmate turns out to be a prince, and everyone seems to have a plan for your future, there is only one question left:

Which complicated man do you choose?

Lucy Clarke's senior year was supposed to be simple.

Get into Advanced Social Psychology. Impress the brilliant, dangerously attractive Professor Marx. Secure the recommendation letter that could save her graduate school dreams. Maybe, if the universe was feeling generous, go on one decent date with a man who did not still live with his mother.

Then everything goes spectacularly wrong.

Professor Marx's mentorship is less academic than it appears. The quiet student in the back of class is hiding a royal secret. Her anonymous scholarship donor is not so anonymous. And before Lucy can finish overthinking her life choices, the BBC is analyzing her dating history and a palace wants to know whether she has princess potential.

Now Lucy is caught between scandal, ambition, royal protocol, campus gossip, and two men who both think they know what is best for her.

One offers power.
One offers protection.
Both come with a cost.

To survive the most impossible multiple-choice exam of her life, Lucy will have to learn that "no" is a complete sentence, even when the person asking is a prince.

Wickedly funny, sharp, romantic, and full of disastrous decisions, ROYALLY COMPLICATED is a novel about red flags, impossible choices, dangerous charm, and the radical act of choosing yourself.

Perfect for readers who love witty heroines, royal drama, academic chaos, swoony tension, and romance with a backbone.

Warning: Contains excessive coffee consumption, questionable decisions in campus libraries, palace-level complications, and one heroine who discovers that sometimes the greatest love story begins when you turn down the crown.