A Royal Wedding Books in Order
Part ofJulia London Books in OrderExplore the A Royal Wedding books by Julia London in order, with quick summaries, royal romance background, and where-to-start help.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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A Royal Wedding books in publication order
3 books
The Princess Plan
by Julia London
2019
When a royal secretary is murdered, gossip writer Eliza Tricklebank and Prince Sebastian of Alucia are pushed into the same investigation. Solving the crime is difficult enough without falling for each other.
A Princess by Christmas
by Julia London
2020
Widow Hollis Honeycutt chases a story about treachery and a mysterious stranger, only to discover he may be a lost crown prince. Holiday sparkle meets genuine suspense in this royal romance.
A Royal Kiss & Tell
by Julia London
2020
Lady Caroline Hawke decides to teach Prince Leopold a lesson after he forgets her, and her revenge starts with a gossip sheet. What begins as mischief becomes entangled with real political trouble and real feeling.
A Royal Wedding books in chronological order
Series background & context
A Royal Wedding is one of Julia London's lighter historical romance series, but it still knows how to stir up trouble. These books put English society women and visiting royals in the same orbit, then add gossip papers, investigations, diplomatic headaches, and the kind of romantic timing that is either perfect or disastrous, depending on the chapter.
The heroines help define the series. They are not just ornaments drifting around princes. One runs a gossip sheet, another knows how to use one, and another decides society chatter can become real reporting. That gives the books a lively angle, because the women are watching power up close and often writing about it too.
The Princess Plan opens with a murder mystery and a prince who should absolutely not be distracted by a commoner gossip writer. A Royal Kiss & Tell turns a small act of revenge into something much messier. A Princess by Christmas blends holiday charm with the question of whether a mysterious man might actually belong to a throne.
The tone is flirty, quick, and occasionally suspenseful. If you like royal romance that still leaves room for humor and gossip-fueled plot turns, this series is an easy, entertaining read.
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