Always a Princess

by Clyve Rose

For Romany Princess Syeira, allowing herself to be loved by an Englishman is an act of bravery as great as facing a loaded dueling pistol.

A LOVE THAT CANNOT BE DENIED

When Captain Warwick "Wil" Clifton offers to assist the Romany family he has injured, he's unprepared for the warmth of Romany camaraderie, and he is nowhere near ready for the force of nature that is Princess Syeira Brishen. Keeping a lid on his desire for the Romany beauty takes all his self-control. A notable rake, he is well out of practice at showing restraint and finds himself asking: What is he willing to risk for love?

As the eldest daughter of the Romany king, Syeira's pride in her heritage is matched by her finely-honed distrust of Englishmen. Captain Clifton surprises her with his affection, passion, and...love. She trusts her heart, but is caught between family duty and an unrelenting desire to be with the man she loves.

5 Star Reviews

I CAN RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO "EVERYONE!!
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TRUE HISTORICAL .... AND AUTHENTIC CHARACTERS!!! HEART ❤ GRIPPING SCENES .... Absolutely .... Wonderful. TRULY A MUST READ!!” ~Veronica Martinez

Always a Princess was the story I didn't know I needed right now
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- and Wil and Syeira are magic! Rose's writing is beautiful and dialogue so vivid, placing me easily in Regency times. I love their dynamic -- two strong fierce spirits, whose connection is palpable -- and the world in which they move, not heightened by the fluff of aristocracy, but real movement in the times in which they lived. I also loved the focus on the Romany peoples. A refreshing change from typical "royal stories." Rose is knowledgeable on not only the time period, but the different groups - from outside to inside perspectives. And how this is conveyed through the story to the reader is seamless. Master Class.” ~Bay Reader

I love immersing myself
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…in another period, and it’s a bonus when I can discover more about a place and culture. The author doesn’t rely on tired stereotypes of a people, but strives to reveal the nature of noble and royal families within the predominate English society. The clash of cultures is unavoidable to heighten the story’s tension that leads Captain Clifton and Princess Syeira closer. Their sweet romance is a slow burn of sexual tension until the satisfying end.” ~Pax