Once the newly elected Prime Minister is trying to dissolve
the monarchy as a whole, Prince Arthur must come up with a plan to save
everything he holds dear. The King has been in the news for tax problems, and a
recent poll on the popularity of the royal family shows their support is at an
all-time low. Arthur decides to invite his toughest critic to stay at the
palace for two months (conveniently while his father is out of the country), in
the hopes of having them shadow his daily activities and see what all the
monarchy does for the people.
Enter Tessa Sharpe, author of the Royal Watchdog site,
review blogger, and hater of all things royalty. She agrees to live at the
palace in the hopes of finding dirt on the royal family, and ending their reign
once and for all. She gets the prince to agree to a weekly live interview on
her website, but thanks to his loyal fans, the top five questions in the weekly
poll are about material, immature things and not the in-depth quality she’s
hoping for.
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I found this story to resemble Pride and Prejudice, while
still maintaining it’s own uniqueness. I love when Tessa finds herself in
situations that are hilarious and often, unflattering, it makes me relate to
her even more. The chemistry and bantering between the main characters is
constantly entertaining, and the family/friends are great for additional
comedic moments. I laughed so hard while reading this story, and even cried a
little. I can’t wait for the next installment!
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