She's classy and pure…the perfect royal bride! Prince Gianferro Cacciatore, heir to the throne ofMardivino, needs a wife. His father, the King, is dying. Miss Millie de Vere is young and innocent and from anaristocratic English family with royal connections. Their engagement is announced. Millie will marry theprince she desires…but she hardly knows him.

The last person Mel Norton expects to see on her doorstep is James "Dev" Langdon. His killer smile makes Mel's heart flutter uncontrollably once more…though she's vowed never to fall for him again. Dev has returned to take his childhood sweetheart back to his family home—Kooraki Station—for only there can she finally lay her demons to rest…. In the heart of the sweltering Australian outback, Mel's guarded exterior begins to crumble….

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Throughout the rich tapestry of history - woven of people and events, battles and treaties, scientific discovery and artistic expression – certain names stand out far above their contemporaries. These are men whose lives were lived on a grand scale and who remain inspiring to this very day – beacons still after the passing of centuries to show both the greatness and the folly of mankind. They were men raised up for a specific purpose and our history was forever changed for their passing. Bernard of Chartres used to say that we are like dwarfs on the shoulders of giants, so that we can see more than they, and things at a greater distance, not by virtue of any sharpness of sight on our part, or any physical distinction, but because we are carried high and raised up by their giant size.” Living with Kings travels the span of history to touch on the lives of such giants and to show the ramifications of their choices and actions on their earthly kingdoms. It paints each king’s life as a momentary glimpse of a facet of the King of Kings – Jesus, and shows how He is the one who ultimately weaves the rich tapestry of human history as we know it. When we know the King, we better understand who we are, as children of the King.