Red, White & Royal Blue.

Alex, the American president’s son, and Britain’s Prince Henry must repair their public image despite their rivalry. Casey McQuiston turns their arranged proximity into a romantic comedy about identity, intimacy and public expectations.

Why read Red, White & Royal Blue? Casey McQuiston combines romantic comedy with political and royal settings. The protagonists negotiate the gap between their personal identities and their assigned public roles. Key themes and summary Following an embarrassing incident, Alex Claremont-Diaz and Prince Henry must present a convincing friendship. Their connection develops into a romance between two men, complicated by family and institutional expectations. Who should read this novel? Adults who enjoy contemporary romance and lively dialogue. The story includes intimate scenes and mature language.