Party Favors
For a party planner in awe of the royals, daydreams fit for a queen might come true in a captivating romantic comedy by Sariah Wilson, the USA Today bestselling author of The Hollywood Jinx.
For as long as she can remember, Everly Aprile has been obsessed with the Monterran royals, especially Queen Kat: elegant, self-possessed, and living a fairy-tale romance. As for Everly, her career as an event planner has stalled—and so has her love life. Then a wealthy new client wants a sweet-sixteen party that’s fit for an American princess. Practicing her “What Would Kat Do” mantra, Everly offers to bring it to life by immersing herself in everything Monterra.
Call it intervento divino when she meets dizzyingly handsome and charismatic Max Colby, who’s relocated stateside from the Monterran kingdom of her dreams. If Everly promises to be his New York City guide, he’ll teach her the customs and culture of Monterra so her party gets a boost of authenticity. Deal. As their friendship grows, Everly starts falling—but for what? Another unattainable obsession? Max is such a dreamboat that surely he sees her as just a friend.
Her royal to-do list is in order. She’s revamping her life and learning to believe in herself. Maybe, just maybe, there’s a chance for fate to bring Everly her happily ever after after all.
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Sariah Wilson
Sariah Wilson didn’t set out to become one of the most beloved voices in romantic comedy and contemporary romance—but somewhere between penning swoon-worthy meet-cutes and exploring the unpredictable heart of human connection, she carved out a space all her own. Known for crafting emotionally rich, laugh-out-loud love stories with a fresh, modern twist, Wilson’s novels resonate with readers looking for both charm and depth.
Raised in Southern California, Wilson’s lifelong obsession with fairy tales and happy endings evolved into a fascination with the everyday magic of love stories—especially the kind where sparks fly in awkward silences, stolen glances, and unexpected moments of vulnerability. Her debut, Desire of Our Hearts, appeared in 2007 and hinted at the voice she would become: earnest, witty, and endlessly curious about what makes relationships tick.

