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R.C. Jameson writes faith-filled adventures for the families raising the next generation — picture books for the read-aloud years and middle-grade fantasy for the ones learning what kind of person they want to become. Pick a reader's age below and you'll know exactly where to start.
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Three doorways into the world R.C. is building. Each one stands alone.
Ages 4–10
Start with the picture book
Read-aloud bedtime stories. A young prince leaves the safety of the castle, learns what real treasure is, and finds his way home. Inspired by the Prodigal Son.
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Get all three in one hardcover
All three Prince Lawrence stories in one keepsake hardcover. $29.99 instead of $38.97 for the three paperbacks separately.
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Ages 10–14
Step up to middle grade
Full-length fantasy for older readers. A young prince, a dark duke, and the slow shaping of a heart for the kingdom. Clean, gripping, and full of real moral weight.
Meet Prince Justin →Reading order
Two series, two starting points. You don't have to read either one in order, but here's how they unfold.
The Adventures of Prince Lawrence
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The Kingdom Beyond the Hills
Lawrence wanders away from the castle and learns what real treasure looks like.
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Darkwood ForestA second adventure that tests the lessons of the first.
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Strangers at HighstoneThe kingdom faces visitors who aren't what they seem.
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Volume One — All three in one hardcover
The collector's edition. $29.99 for the hardcover vs $38.97 for the three paperbacks.
The Lion Heir Series
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1
Prince Justin & The Black Duke of Thornmoor
Book One. Out now. The Lion Heir's first stand against the dark.
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Book Two — in development
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Free Prince Lawrence coloring pages
Four printable coloring pages drawn from the picture books, plus a branded title page. Drop your email and they're yours.
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