Patricia D'Arcy Laughlin: Love Reigns Above All

Love Reigns Above All.

Author. Artist. Poet.

Creator of the Sacrifices and Kingdoms saga. An epic escape for readers who crave passion with purpose, devotion with depth, and the feeling of falling in love across lifetimes and kingdoms.

We Each Have Our Own “Kingdoms” For Which We Make “Sacrifices”…

Enthralling romance. Breathtaking stakes. A world of privilege and peril. Enter The Sacrifices and Kingdoms Series—a steamy, contemporary love saga spanning continents and cultures, places and races, duties and desires.

Elizabeth, an American-Trinidadian woman torn between worlds, finds herself in love with two powerful men—European Prince Michael, whose passionate touch sets her soul on fire, and another love, whose steadfast devotion still clings to her heart.

“Vivid and Cinematic…”

“If you are looking for a romance with drama and suspense, Sacrifices Beyond Kingdoms by Patricia D’Arcy Laughlin is a great pick.”

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—Reader's Favorite Reviews

“Suspenseful, romantic, shocking, intricately woven, compelling, and adventurous!” 

“If you want a book that you will not want to put down, Sacrifices for Kingdoms is the one you should read.”

—The Mommies Reviews

“An explosive love triangle…will transport readers across the world.”

“Filled with adventure as two people fight against the boundaries of their roles to find happiness together. Sacrifices For Kingdoms provides a steamy contemporary romance sandwiched between duty and desire.”

—Novels Alive

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“I feel his heart beating in rhythm with mine. It’s as though we are one, my Prince and I.”

“The sparks they both felt connected the large space between them instantaneously, Cupid’s arrows simultaneously piercing them both.”

“There’s no such thing as ‘settling down’ when you get married. Getting married is the most unsettling thing one can ever do.” 

“A woman’s heart has no boundaries.”

Silently, he suffered through the battle between his mind and body . . . with assistance from willing hands, his body was always the shameless victor.

“A mother can love ten children equally. Why not two men?”