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It seems like a dream come true … until it forces her to question everything.
Brielle Adebayo is fully content teaching at a New York City public school and taking annual summer vacations with her mother to Martha’s Vineyard. But everything changes when her mom drops a bombshell–Brielle is really a princess in the island kingdom of Oloro Ile, off the coast of Africa, and she must immediately assume her royal position, since the health of her grandfather, the king, is failing.
Distraught by all the secrets her mother kept, Brielle is further left spinning when the Oloro Ile Royal Council brings up an old edict that states she must marry before her coronation, or the crown will pass to another. Brielle is uncertain if she even wants the throne, and with her world totally shaken, where will she find the courage to take a chance on love and brave the perils a wrong decision may bring?
I love a romance populated with characters you can truly root for. And this one has that and more. Coupled with Toni Shiloh’s winning voice, it’s a story not to be missed. –OPRAH DAILY
Shiloh brings all the feels to In Search of a Prince. This romance with a touch of mystery will stay with you long after The End. –New York Times bestselling author RACHEL HAUCK
Beautifully weaving together fairy tale and reality, In Search of a Prince gives us the modern princess we’ve been waiting for. I enjoyed every moment. –BETHANY TURNER, award-winning author of Plot Twist
Shiloh delivers a fun, contemporary romance delightfully full of favorite romantic tropes that also conveys serious messages of faith and destiny. It is refreshing to see dynamic Black characters in the genre, and readers will be eager for this modern-day fairy tale. –LIBRARY JOURNAL starred review
