Caro McKenzie has no idea what she wants from her life. Having grown up with a mother who clung to the wrong men, Caro struggles with relationships, and likes to keep things simple. But ever since her best friend Emma has found her happily ever after with an actual Prince, and lives in another country, Caro has had time to think about her future. Flitting from one job to another, and one meaningless fling to the next, is definitely losing its appeal. And Caro unwillingly finds herself thinking about a certain friend of the Prince - Darcy Squires-Thornton. Even if Darcy did disappear and never contacted her after their brief encounter. But when Emma needs Caro to fly to Monaforte and help her with the wedding and her new home, Caro cannot help but think of Darcy and whether she will see him again.

Darcy has just watched his father pass away and the weight of the world is on his shoulders. But trying to take care of everyone and everything is taking its toll. Determined to fill his father's shoes, Darcy decides he must be serious and let go of his own dreams...like the beautiful Caro. But when they are suddenly thrust together, their chemistry cannot be denied. With family arguments, new friends, jealousy, misunderstandings and love, can Caro and Darcy let go of their baggage and grab a chance at love?

Book two of It's Reigning Men series, HEIR TODAY, GONE TOMORROW by Jenny Gardiner does not disappoint. Witty, insightful and utterly charming, I fell completely in love with the two main characters. Caro is feisty and determined, but underneath her tough shell is a confused young woman who yearns for real love with Darcy. Darcy is struggling with grief, and feels he should no longer live his life purely for himself, and shuts Caro and his friends out. With many mishaps along the way, this novel weaves a delightful tale of finding where you belong.

Book Summary

It's all fun and royal games until somebody's heart gets hurt

In his line of work, royal heir Darcy Squires-Thornton has always been content playing second fiddle to close friend Prince Adrian, and happy, too, with whatever brief romantic encounters come his way. Especially one with carefree Caroline McKenzie, whose best friend is engaged to the prince.

Fun-loving Caroline McKenzie's motto has always been "love the one you're with". But when the one she's no longer with is the one with whom she's fallen in love, what's a girl an ocean away to do?