Aya Ling Books In Order

Publication Order of Maid of Iron Books

Publication Order of The PrincessBooks

Publication Order of Reversed Retellings Books

Publication Order of Unfinished Fairy Tales Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Entwined Tales Books

Aya Ling is a published author from Taiwan.

She does her best daily to try and manage the obsession that she has with foods that are simultaneously unhealthy and mouthwatering. She will often turn to devouring a good book in place of this.

Aya’s favorite types of books include high fantasy, retellings of fairy tales, martial arts romances, cozy mysteries, and manga.

Princesses Don’t Get Fat is the first book in the Princess series of fictional novels by Aya Ling. When it comes to romances that are fun and interesting to read, you cannot go wrong with this book!

This is a fairy tale romance that goes beyond the norms, featuring a heroine who fits into plus-sized clothing and tons of dessert also featured in the story.

Princess Valeria of Amaranta is the type of woman who knows that she is overweight, but she does not care about it. She actually embraces this lifestyle and understands that the only thing that she feels like doing is eating and living a life of idleness.

This all changes when it starts to become very apparent that she is not going to land a husband in her current condition. Her mother thinks that the best choice for this is to send her off to the Royal Riviera Academy of Fighting Arts. She hopes that this will be enough to change her daughter’s mindset as well as hopefully alter the size of her waist and everything else along with it.

Princess Valeria is not only chubby, but she has never once picked up a sword in her entire life. Living at the Academy is far from fun for her thanks to this, and the worst part of it all is the fact that the food there is absolutely horrible.

The princess does her best to try and make the Rivieran cuisine better by making her way into the palace kitchens and giving them her expert opinion. It never even crossed her mind that the crown prince would take an interest in what she is doing with all these private excursions to the kitchen.

He is interested in the princess and they start spending more time together. The princess is starting to fall for this guy, but she has a dilemma. Should she become thinner and lose the weight that she is carrying to fit the ideals of what a woman should look like? Or should she remain in the kitchen with her precious desserts and remain the weight that she is at?

It’s a tough choice for the princess to make, and she doesn’t know what the prince thinks. He seems to be enjoying spending time with her and likes her just the way that she is. Should she go overboard in trying to make a change or should she simply accept who she is? Will they be romantically involved either way? Will the crown prince like her better if she loses weight, or does he like her the way she is?

Anything is possible in this fun and flirty book from Aya Ling. Grab a copy to find out what the princess chooses and whether love blossoms for her!

Princesses Don’t Fight in Skirts is the second book in the Princess series of fictional novels by Aya Ling. If you like light romances that feature royalty, this is the book for you. Keep the romantic adventure going by checking out this second book for yourself.

When it comes to girls, who says that they aren’t able to wear a dress and wield a sword at the same time?

These days, it has become all the fashion for princesses to run away from their homes and look for adventure instead. Princess Arianna of Linderall is deviating from this trend as she wishes to stay home and try to be proper.

She is in many ways the perfect depiction of a lady. When she sees a spider, she screams. She likes dancing and sewing, and the first thing that she does in the morning when she gets up is to look at her reflection in the mirror.

What will end up happening when her great aunt thinks that Ari is much too traditional? She was the first woman warrior in history and decides that she could benefit from going to the Royal Rivieran Academy of Fighting Arts. So she is sent off to become a warrior herself.

Ari is now dealing with the vigorous physical training that this academy requires while also working overtime to try and get the respect of her peers. There’s no telling whether she’ll be successful, and one thing that Princess Arianna is looking for is a mate.

She’s also made to give up her makeup and her dresses during the time of her training. Will she be able to attract a prince despite this, or will these handicaps that are put in place prevent her from being able to get a partner? There’s only one way to find out. Get a copy of Princesses Don’t Fight in Skirts to find out what happens!