The long-awaited tenth and final volume of the Princess Diaries series, EVER AFTER PRINCESS concludes the adventures of Princess Mia Thermopolis, which spawned a blockbuster Disney film and captivated over 15 million readers worldwide. The series established Meg Cabot as the pop queen of teens, with over 800,000 books sold in Brazil. In EVER AFTER PRINCESS, we find Mia missing her diary... After all, after nearly two years writing her high school senior thesis—which took up absolutely all her time—our princess needed a "love consultant" more than ever. As usual, she's in trouble. After Mia discovered a historical document that transformed Genovia into a democracy, her father must face the principality's first election. Unfortunately, her cousin, Prince Renné, has decided to run against him for prime minister... And his platform is based on multinational fast-food chains and the exploitation of mass tourism. Mia almost regrets finding that document! But that's not the princess's only problem (of course). Mia has spiraled into fear, terror, dread... and lies. The biggest one is that her final paper was a thesis on olive oil extraction in Genovia, when in fact, it's a romance novel set in medieval England. After all, Mia doesn't want anyone asking to read her "work," despite having submitted the original to several publishers under the pseudonym Dafne Delacroix. Unfortunately, none of them want to publish it... To make matters worse, Michael is back in New York. After two long years in Japan, the princess's ex-boyfriend has gained fame and fortune thanks to the robotic arm he invented. Mia is certain this won't make the slightest difference to her relationship with JP, considering how cute, handsome, and, ultimately, perfect he is. But with all the crazy stuff Mia's been cooking up, can we trust her about this too? PRINCESS FOREVER is the long-awaited tenth volume in The Princess Diaries series. The series' millions of readers around the world will finally discover, in the final installment of Mia's adventures, what happy ending awaits one of literature's most beloved princesses.