Kings of Conquest Books in Order

The Kings of Conquest books are short royal romances built for speed. Instead of sprawling mafia wars or six-book fantasy arcs, these novellas drop you into a cluster of fictional kingdoms where duty, treaties, and arranged matches shape every decision.

The shared setup revolves around the Annual Gathering of Eligible Royals. That gives the series its stage: palaces, formal visits, political expectations, and the quiet pressure to turn marriage into strategy. The heroes and heroines may be wearing crowns or titles, but the emotional problem is simple. They want the wrong person, or they want the right person at the worst possible moment.

Claiming His Princess introduces a king who has no interest in ceremonial matchmaking until one princess changes everything. Stealing His Princess keeps that same world of duty and temptation, but shifts the conflict toward friendship, betrothal, and the risk of wanting someone already promised elsewhere.

These books are lighter on world sprawl than Adelaide Forrest's darker crime series, but they still carry her taste for determined, possessive heroes and women caught between obligation and desire. The tone is romantic and fast, with enough palace politics to keep the stakes moving without slowing the story down.

If you want fictional royalty, instant chemistry, and a complete story you can finish quickly, this is an easy place to land. Think short, dramatic, and very focused on the central couple rather than on long-running plot mechanics.