Two Princes
Hana Willis is a bestselling romance novelist, pouring her heart into stories of love while neglecting her own. As her sister and best friend prepare for their big days, Hana feels the pressure to find her own Prince Charming—someone real, not just the characters she creates.
Enter Chas Rossi: a polished businessman with a heart that longs for connection, yet burdened by family expectations to settle down. When Hana walks into his life, he’s captivated, seeing in her the spark he’s been missing.
Then there's Pace McCoy: the rugged bar owner with a passion for dog rescue, who’s sworn off love after a devastating breakup. But when he meets Hana and her adorable pup, Lulu, everything changes. Suddenly, he’s questioning his self-imposed exile from romance.
Caught in an exhilarating love triangle, Hana must navigate the tension between Chas's ambition and Pace's warmth. With her heart in turmoil and two incredible men vying for her affection, how will she choose between a life of stability or one filled with adventure?
In this delightful tale of love, friendship, and self-discovery, Hana must decide: which man is truly her perfect match, or could the best love story be one she never expected? Dive into a world where every page turns up the heat and every choice could lead to the happily ever after she never knew she needed.
Discussion Questions for Two Princes
- Hana writes romance novels professionally but hesitates when it comes to her own love life. How does her approach to love fiction mirror or contrast with her real-life decisions?
- What unique qualities do Chas and Pace bring to Hana’s life—both emotionally and practically? Which aspects of each man resonated most with you?
- Both romantic interests have different career trajectories (corporate ambition for Chas; community focus for Pace). How do their professional paths influence their relationships with Hana?
- The story takes place in charming South Carolina. How does the Southern backdrop and small-town atmosphere shape the story’s tone, relationships, and conflicts?
- Chas faces family pressure to settle down. How do external expectations affect each character’s romantic choices and emotional journeys?
- Hana’s dog, Lulu, plays a notable role, especially with Pace. How does Lulu’s presence influence character connections, decisions, and emotional bonding?
- How does Wells build tension and emotional stakes in the love triangle? Were you rooting for one guy more than the other—and why?
- The characters all face emotional challenges and setbacks. Which character experienced the most growth, and what key moments signaled that change?
- As Christian fiction with “gritty” elements, the story threads faith and redemption through conflict. How do spiritual themes manifest in the characters and choices?
- What scenes most clearly show Hana wrestling with her decision between Chas and Pace? Did her final choice feel authentic to her journey?
- How do secondary figures—like Hana’s sister, best friend, or each man’s family—shape the main characters’ paths? Do they feel integral to the narrative?
- Were you satisfied with how the novel wraps up? Consider:
Was the ending realistic within the story’s romantic tone?
What legacy do you think each relationship leaves on Hana long-term?
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