A jewel thief with magical powers... Eighteen-year-old Will is a jewel thief with only one goal in life - to be rich. That's why when he spots Aidan, the second prince of Ambrosia saving a peasant girl from royal guards, he steals the prince's ruby bracelet. A few days later, Aidan stumbles into Will during a robbery, and the two strike a bargain. Meets a prince with a secret... Aidan is a prince torn between duty and desire. In a world where same-sex relationships are forbidden in the royal family, he is attracted to men. To make matters worse, his uncle is in possession of love letters that Aidan exchanged with his old lover. In a desperate attempt to retrieve the incriminating letters, Aidan hires Will. A forbidden love that transcends time... The unlikely partnership blossoms into something more but political tensions threaten to separate the lovers. Will's loyalty lies with the rebels who want to overthrow the king, and Aidan is honor-bound to protect his family. Will they end up together or be torn apart by the hands of fate? Filled with twists and turns, The Prince and the Thief is an enthralling M/M Fantasy Romance in the style of The Captive Prince, The False Prince, and King's Maker.

An action-packed storytelling adventure that flips the traditional fairy tale on its head. When it's time for Jamie's bedtime story, his dad begins to tell an age-old fairy tale about a prince in a faraway land full of dragons, wolves and princesses in distress. Inquisitive Jamie can't help but add to his dad's story, and the prince is soon joined by an evil-eyed witch who turns people to jelly, a broccoli-wielding ninja frog and a jewel-thief, lock-picking princess. It may not be the story Dad set out to tell, but together, he and Jamie create something much more energetic and hilarious than they could have alone.

"I absolutely loved this book! I could not put it down. . .The Thief Prince will whisk you away into a new world that you will not want to leave! I hope that Ms. Alsop has more about this story to write, because I would love more Kit and Andric! This is one of my favorite books so far this year! Five stars!" Crystal, Books Are Sanity- Book Blogger ". . . Once I started I couldn't put it down. The story is amazing. The plot is new and the action never stops. The characters are believeable and the emotions presented are beautiful and real. If anyone wants a good, clean, fun, romantic read. Look no further. I hope there will be more books set in Denbria, or better yet Antor." SH writer- Amazon Reviewer "For anyone who likes tales of princes, princesses with some supernatural elements to it, you will want to read this." Karen- Amazon Reviewer When her brother's sickness forces Kit to accept the title of heir to her kingdom's crown, she is outcast by the others and treated as inferior; but when she is forced along with the other heirs on a dangerous journey, her differences turn into strengths that may save their lives. Kit is tested both mentally and physically as she faces odds both on the battlefield and within the royal social circles. She soon realizes that her greatest challenge may be to return home with her heart in one piece. Thief Prince is a story of courage in the face of fear, and of love despite overwhelming odds. Whether you are looking for an adventure or the chance to see kingdoms beyond your world, Thief Prince is the story to sweep you away.

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An action-packed adventure that will inspire parents and children to embark on their very own storytelling journeys together. When Jamie and his Dad create a bedtime story, a predictable fairy tale soon transforms into an energetic, hilarious story of bears and princes jostling with broccoli-wielding frogs, evil-eyed ninja witches and jewel thief princesses. It's a clever form that makes for some very funny moments, allowing us to see the characters respond to Jamie's alterations as they flit through multiple costume changes and plot twists. This is a story that also presents a challenge to gender stereotypes fairy tale tropes. The princess in distress bursts out of her own cell to save the day - she doesn't need a prince to save her! The book's diverse cast of characters also fully represents today's multicultural society.