The Princess List

About this book

Having grown up in the palace, the daughter of two senior staff members, Bayley Lorbera knows all about palace life. Like where the best leftovers are stored after hours, and which forks go with which courses, and the quickest way to make an escape from any room in the castle. And the fact that she's definitely not princess material. Princesses are supposed to be elegant, outgoing, and effortlessly charming. Not shy, average-sized, glasses-wearing, purple-haired girls more comfortable in fictional worlds than the real one. Bayley is perfectly content playing backup in a ballgown to the royal family while she works her way through the list meant to turn her into the kind of person she wants to be.Hence the laughter when her best friend, Prince Cameron of Peverell, proposes. He can't possibly be serious, can he? Marriage? Love? No way. Because seriously-not princess material. But Cameron is determined to win her, and she's just as determined to prove to him how unsuited she is to the role, and find him someone who is. Easy, right?