When art history student Clementine Jones gets a message complimenting her most recent internship project, she doesn’t hesitate to answer it.

She never dreamed that decision would not only change her life however the future from the British monarchy aswell.

Her response leads Clementine towards the inexplicable CP Chadwick, a English man learning history at Cambridge. Clementine finds CP charming, wise, and unlike any man she’s ever met. Most of all, when she confides her medical past to CP, his about A Royal Color of Blue belief of her doesn’t switch. He doesn’t deal with her as delicate like her parents perform. CP sees her as regular, which is normally something she cherishes.

Clementine, however, does not have any proven fact that CP is actually Prince Christian of Wales, who hasn’t had a ‘normal’ life. Christian reaches a crossroad. His destiny is to be a working royal, but he’s desperate to fill up that role in his own way. Cautious with others, he’s held himself closed faraway from the world-until he lets Clementine in.

A royal love is hardly ever a fairy tale, but Clementine and Christian are determined to create their own version. Can they conquer their own fears-as well as the constraints of the royal life-to reach their own happily ever after?