Royal by Danielle Steel

In “Royal” by Danielle Steel, Princess Christianna of Liechtenstein defies royal tradition and expectations when she volunteers with the Red Cross in East Africa. Torn between her duties as a royal and her desire to make a meaningful difference in the world, Christianna immerses herself in humanitarian work, where she meets and falls in love with American doctor Parker Williams.

Their romance faces immense challenges as they navigate cultural differences, royal protocols, and the scrutiny of the media. Christianna must decide whether to follow her heart and pursue a life with Parker, risking her royal status and obligations, or uphold her duty to her country and family.

As Christianna grapples with her choices, “Royal” explores themes of love, duty, sacrifice, and the pursuit of personal happiness amidst the demands of royalty. Steel’s novel combines romance with an exploration of the complexities of modern royalty and the universal quest for fulfillment.