His Royal Hotness Books in Order
Part ofTracy Wolff Books in OrderGet the His Royal Hotness books in order by Tracy Wolff, with short summaries, series background, and where to start with these royal rom-coms.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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His Royal Hotness books in publication order
2 books
Royal Pain
by Tracy Wolff
2017
Prince Kian of Wildemar is used to being the carefree spare, not the man everyone suddenly needs. Then waitress Savannah Breslin catches his eye, and palace drama collides with a romance that refuses to stay casual.
Royal Treatment
by Tracy Wolff
2018
After surviving kidnapping and torture, Prince Garrett is no longer the heir he once expected to be. A supposedly simple fling with American entrepreneur Lola Barnes turns complicated the moment the press gets involved.
His Royal Hotness books in chronological order
Royal Pain
by Tracy Wolff
2017His Royal Hotness, Book 1
Royal Treatment
by Tracy Wolff
2018His Royal Hotness, Book 2
Series background & context
His Royal Hotness takes the royal romance setup and gives it a slightly rowdier, more self-aware spin. The setting is the fictional kingdom of Wildemar, where palace expectations, tabloid pressure, and family duty keep crashing into attraction. These books are sexier and messier than a traditional fairytale, which is exactly why they work.
Royal Pain follows Prince Kian, the carefree twin who has been happy to enjoy the perks of being royal without the burden of ruling. That changes quickly when his brother is kidnapped and the line of succession suddenly looks much more personal. Royal Treatment turns to Prince Garrett, dealing with the aftermath of kidnapping, torture, and the loss of the role he thought defined him. In both books, American heroines cut through the palace script and refuse to play along with royal nonsense just because it comes with crowns.
So the appeal here is not just princes behaving badly. It is princes being forced to grow up while falling for women who do not care much about the pageantry. If you like royalty, press scandals, fake appearances turning real, and a modern rom-com voice with some bite, this is Tracy Wolff having fun with the trope.
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