No one believes you’re in danger when your clumsy nature helps cover up a deadly scheme. 

Shy, awkward and clumsy to a disastrous level, Emberly has tried to ignore the things said about her. But when those very personality traits put her in danger, her parents send her away to another kingdom. 

Now, Emberly has to deal with the King of Storms, who very well might kill her in a fit of temper if she spills one more drink on him. That is, if the person trying to kill her doesn’t take her out first. Unfortunately, no one believes the scrapes and bruises aren’t just from her tripping over her own feet.

King Caspian sees no end to the frustration of being foisted with the responsibility of hosting the uncoordinated princess. His irritation is only amplified by constantly having to rescue the princess from herself. 

Despite all the reasons he finds Emberly aggravating, his body has a mind of its own when it comes to her. Why can’t he stop thinking about her? And how many times is this clumsy princess going to get hurt and blame it on someone else to avoid embarrassment?

Will Emberly be able to convince Caspian someone is trying to kill her before it’s too late, or will she die leaving everyone thinking it was a tragic accident?