Princess Incognito‪:‬

About the Book
Meet Sabrina, Undercover Princess

When Princess Sabrina is sent away from her family, the king and queen of Mulakating, she must hide away in a dull, working-class town, living undercover to keep her blue-blooded identity secret. At the tough neighbourhood school she is now forced to attend, Awful Agatha hates Sabrina on sight and plots to get her kicked out of school. An epic fight results in both getting covered in pigswill and nearly suspended.

 

Awful Agatha is hellbent on revenge and a number of sneakily executed school thefts finally allow her to destroy Sabrina’s life for good. The girls meet in a final, explosive showdown that forces them to realise they both have secrets to keep and are more alike than they would ever admit. 


Sabrina definitely has the right skills to survive as a royal, but can she hold her own against Awful Agatha in the most dreadful school in the world?


About the Author

N.J. Humphreys moved to Singapore from the UK when he was 21 and became the country’s best-selling author with 18 titles to his name. Writing as Neil Humphreys, his The Hunt for the Green Boomerang (2016) and the Abbie Rose and the Magic Suitcase series are illustrated children’s eco-adventures, the latter about a smart, feisty girl on a mission to save endangered animals. He is currently working on the animated TV series of Abbie Rose with an international broadcaster. Similar to Abbie Rose, Princess Incognito features a vivacious heroine who is both clever and funny. 

His works on Singapore - from Notes from an Even Smaller Island (2001) to Saving a Sexier Island: Notes from an Old Singapore (2015) – are among the most popular titles in the past decade. His book Be My Baby (2008) chronicled his journey to parenthood and was his first international bestseller. He is also author of the thrillers, Marina Bay Sins (2014) and its sequel, Rich Kill Poor Kill (2016), as well as the football novels Match Fixer (2010) and Premier Leech (2011).