The Shivadh Romances: Volume II

The Shivadh Romances: Volume II collects the fifth and sixth novels, along with the first volume of short stories, into a single omnibus edition. The Twelve Points of Caleb Canto introduces Caleb, a music teacher who accidentally enters Eurovision on behalf of the country. Accompanied and occasionally overwhelmed by the royal family, he becomes the first ever Shivadh entry into the contest, with a song written about King Emeritus Michaelis and his stepson Noah, both of whom find it funnier than he does. Along the way he encounters Buck Havard, the extroverted and ambitious competitor from the UK, who follows Caleb home. With a lot at stake, they’re going to have to face what might happen if either one of them wins…. Dinner At The Palace is the first collection of Shivadh short stories, spanning everything from Michaelis meeting his destiny in 1978 to Jerry helping to mend fences with Galia a generation later. From fried breakfast the legend of the Svichwurm, enjoy ten short stories about life in "The Ask" plus a bonus timeline of its history. The Royals and the Ramblers tells the story of Gregory and Eddie's three royal weddings, seen in part through the eyes of Eddie's sister Monday, who is serving as a surrogate for a royal baby. She thought her fling with Gregory's bodyguard Georgie would end when they all went back to Fons-Askaz, but now Monday's in Fons-Askaz too, and Georgie is kind, supportive, and still very hot. Between Michaelis and Jes adjusting to grandparenthood, Jerry and Alanna figuring out their still-new romance, Noah growing up, and the kings discovering a child who might need a couple of dads, change is in the air for everyone. Even Monday finds herself as charmed by the country as her brother, but she still has to go home sometime...doesn't she?