Last updated on May 7, 2026
**So this book is a good place to start with the series. He’s grumpy. She’s a bookworm and super good in school, but she can’t speak up for herself. And he’s going to get into a world of trouble. Only she can save him and the princess. NERDY TEEN ELVES at its finest.**
Elves, Magic, and Trouble of Imperial Proportions
Born with the ability to see magic, Zaria hides her gifts in an attempt to fit in with her elven community. It’s easier to focus on school and go with the flow. She’s not one to speak up, especially not for the new elf from the Imperial Center who is as infuriating as he is handsome.
Jovan is new to the valley, and he’s never quite fit in. His ambitions are bigger than life in a small town, and he’ll do what it takes to go after them. Never one to hold back, he calls Zaria out on her refusal to stand up for the truth—and sparks fly.
When Jovan finds himself framed for a crime he didn’t commit, only Zaria’s unique gift can save him. They’ll have to work together to clear his name. Will Zaria risk everything to save Jovan, or will she leave him at the mercy of his accusers?
The Queen’s Guard is a no-spice fantasy romance with neurodiversity rep in an LGBT+ inclusive fantasy world. It’s book one of the Valley Glen Elves series.
This book was made without use of Generative AI.