Royalteen 1. The Heir

Randi Fuglehaug, Anne Gunn Halvorsen

WINNER OF THE 2021 YA PRIZE

“This book is a sure-fire hit!”
Cathrine Krøger, Dagbladet, 5/6 stars

“… a social wet dream of a YA book.”
Oda Faremo Lindholm, VG, 5/6 stars

“No wonder publishers were fighting to win this book.”
Anne Cathrine Straume, NRK

“… deserves to be as successful as the TV series “SKAM”.”
Britta Voergaard Poulsen, Litteratursiden (Denmark)

THE HEIR is the first book in the YA series ROYALTEEN
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Can there be a future for Karl Johan, first in line to the throne, and Lena, the secret teenage mum?

When Prince Karl Johan, Kalle amongst friends, and newcomer Lena start to develop warm feelings for each other, Lenais charmed but also sceptic, for many reasons. Party Prince Kalle is a regular figure in the tabloids and the gossip blogs – one of them was run anonymously by Lena herself, until she was exposed. Lena is painfully aware that dating the future king might put them both in an impossible situation and she has not told Kalle or anyone else about her even bigger secret, which is also the reason why she moved from her hometown. The fourteen month old kid at home is not her baby brother. He is her son.

Reviews

This book is a sure-fire hit! Funny, feel-good royal goodies plus teenage issues. The Heir is a Kinder egg of a YA book. (…) with what looks like a fairy tale happy ending – until the very last sentence. I jump out of my chair – and literally scream for a follow-up. The authors have to get a move on. This book simply has to be a hit.
Cathrine Krøger, Dagbladet, 5/6 stars

The Heir is a social wet dream of a YA book. It’s Gossip Girl meet Crown Princess Mette Marit’s past, meet her son, little Marius, as a teenager, meet the tv series SKAM.
Oda Faremo Lindholm, VG, 5/6 stars

The YA The Heir is a modern Cinderella story from the tv series SKAM’s neighbourhood. No wonder publishers were fighting to win this book.
Anne Cathrine Straume, NRK

… deserves to be as successful as the TV series SKAM.
Britta Voergaard Poulsen, Litteratursiden (Denmark)

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