Falling Hard for the Royal Guard: TikTok made me buy it! A brand new debut rom com for anyone who loves romance and royalty

Despite living in an actual castle, happily ever after is evading Margaret Maggie Moore. From her bedroom in the Tower of London, twenty-six-year-old Maggie has always dreamed of her own fairy-tale ending. Yet this is twenty-first century London, so instead of knights on white horses, she has catfish on Tinder. And with her last relationship ending in spectacular fashion, she swears off men for good. And then a chance encounter with Royal Guard Freddie forces Maggie to admit that she isnt ready to give up on love just yet But how do you catch the attention of someone who is trained to ignore all distractions? Can she snare that true loves first kiss or is she royally screwed? Love is in the heir in this royally good rom com perfect for anyone who likes relatable heroines (with great hair), hot and aloof book boyfriends (with great hats), near misses, almost kisses and a corgi or two. Readers are loving Falling Hard for the Royal Guard: As light and airy as meringue Entertainment Weekly A towering love story Daily Express A perfect royal rom com Bella Readers will be charmed Publishers Weekly I fell hard for this book The setting and the storyline were totally refreshing NetGalley review I absolutely devoured this book. There are not many books that I sacrifice sleep for, but this one had me up until nearly 3am! NetGalley review This book made me feel fuzzy and brought back my love of romance NetGalley review A jewel of a five-star read there are some perfect British moments that will keep you hooked and make you smile. It made me so desperate to go and visit the Tower again NetGalley review What a fabulous debut for Megan Clawson. A heart-warming romance, this was a cute, memorable read. Highly recommend! NetGalley review I havent laughed so much in ages I thoroughly enjoyed the romantic comedy. NetGalley review The characters really captured my heart. Very excited to see what Megan Clawson writes next! NetGalley review