K. Dailey Books

    Title : Project Royal Tagline : The father of her child was never the problem. His sister was. Tropes : Accidental Pregnancy, Forced Proximity, High Risk Romance Category : Contemporary Romance Description: Chyna It wasn’t part of the plan to end up pregnant by a famous pro speed racer. I was only supposed to make a business connection and secure a potential investor for my future casino. That was it. But plans have a funny way of going left. You’d think spending time with the father of my unborn child would make me consider a future with him. It should have. Instead, I couldn’t stop looking at his sister. Morgan "Rogue" Bronston was the bad girl, the rebel, the emotionally guarded mystery I couldn’t seem to stay away from. The more time we spent together, the harder it became to ignore what was happening between us. The problem? I had a sick father depending on me, a baby on the way, and a future hanging in the balance. Falling for the wrong Bronston was the last gamble ...

  Behind the Book: Welcome to Risking It on the Wrong Royal What happens when the woman who sees the real you is the one woman you were never supposed to want? Risking It on the Wrong Royal is the first book in my Lovely Us series—an interconnected collection of Black sapphic romances about grown women navigating love, ambition, family, and the complications that come with choosing themselves. Morgan "Rogue" Bronston is a reckless and ambitious professional race-car driver accustomed to chasing what she wants. Chyna “Chip” Brooks is a casino card dealer determined to turn a shared dream into something real. They live in two different worlds. Morgan thrives on speed and unpredictability. Chyna needs something steady enough to trust. Neither woman is looking for love. They certainly aren’t looking for each other. But some attractions refuse to be ignored—and getting too close could bring consequences neither of them is prepared to face. Set against Seattle’s glittering casino...

Weddings have a way of putting feelings in places they don’t belong. You show up to celebrate someone else’s love—and end up confronting the quiet parts of your own. The looks you hold too long. The attraction you don’t name. The connection you tell yourself is nothing because it’s inconvenient, unexpected, or simply not the time. What We Don’t Say at Weddings is a short Black sapphic wedding romance about a wedding weekend, restrained desire, and everything that builds when two women keep choosing silence over honesty. It’s slow. It’s intimate. It lives in the pauses more than the moments. I made this story free to read on Ream for readers who love emotional tension, soft longing, and romance that doesn’t rush to explain itself. If that sounds like your kind of story, you can read it now—no catch, just access. 👉 Read What We Don’t Say at Weddings for free by following me on Ream