Royal Lines

Marquis Miller is one of the best players in the NHL. He is single, well off, and open about being gay. Still, his future is set: once his playing career ends, he will run the family's company, which is worth many millions. Sent to Europe on the family jet, he has to win over a prince so the company's bid for a major castle renovation is accepted. He expects an aging, out-of-touch monarch. Instead he finds Kaleb, a young, polished, strikingly handsome man with a serious work ethic and a flair that holds Marquis's attention.

Kaleb, the king's youngest son, faces a daunting job: dragging the royal palace into the modern age, one obstacle after another. He is juggling the renovations, his royal duties, and his effort to shed his reputation as a playboy prince, all while keeping his own sexuality hidden. No one seems willing to give him a fair chance. His life becomes more complicated when an American hockey player arrives at the castle to discuss the project. Marquis is Kaleb's opposite: a physical, impulsive athlete who takes risks, while Kaleb has become cautious and dutiful. The forbidden attraction between them is intense, but Kaleb will not walk away from his obligations to his family for a handsome face and a sharp tongue.

For both men, family comes first, and romance must wait until each of them is ready to let love in. A relationship between them could hurt them both.