The Heir Apparent

“An absolutely delicious, compulsively readable, stylish novel about a young aristocratic woman, who has to choose between duty and her heart—think The Crown meets Taylor Jenkins Reid. I loved it. I devoured every page of this glorious novel.”—Holly Ringland, author of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart and The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding

“Lexi must face the sorts of questions that fans of The Crown will find familiar: What is a monarch's duty to her people? What matters more: change or tradition? And where does love play into it all? ...Armitage's debut novel is a juicy one.”—Elle

“Fans of the royal family will love The Heir Apparent.”—Town & Country

“Tiaras, titles, and titillating royals abound in this engrossing debut from Armitage...The Heir Apparent is filled with secrets, scandals, and a few unexpected twists, including a forbidden and beautiful love story...Armitage's writing is spectacular, with rich dialogue and descriptions, a vibrant depiction of the burden of duty versus personal freedom, and unique insights into royal life.”—Booklist (starred review)

“Feels and reads like an adult version of The Princess Diaries...With Armitage's expertise, she has crafted a novel about an exiled royal that is so believable that it could have actually happened...A sharply written novel rich with insight into the lives of royal families, as well as a beautifully crafted story that will have you waiting for Armitage's next release.”—BookTrib

“In Armitage's perceptive debut, the British monarchy navigates a crisis following the death of two heirs...A standout portrayal of the royals and the tabloid culture surrounding them.”—Publishers Weekly

“The author's deep knowledge of all things royal adds realism and texture to this entertaining debut.”—Kirkus Reviews