This was one of the funniest books I’ve read this year. It definitely have me Princess Diaries vibes right off the bat. It was funny, romantic, angsty, and had enough little gestures to add up to one epic apology tour.
Lilly, the last heir to the throne of Torskethorpe, has been living in the dark her entire life. After she was orphaned she opened a bikini truck with her best friend and is living her life in Miami, meanwhile Keller Fitzwilliam, who was also orphaned at a young age, is sent by King Theo to find Lilly, bring her back to Torskethorpe, and train her to be the royal she was always meant to be. Both Lilly and Keller have a lot of baggage to unpack. There were times I wanted to strangle Keller. Although his loyalty was admirable, it was also holding him back. When he finally gave in to Lilly’s seduction I wanted to cheer out loud.
Keller and Lilly were the seemingly perfect match. They had so much in common but what really made them perfect were their differences and how they balanced each other out. Although I typically don’t like the third quarter break up, I felt it was entirely necessary to this story. Lilly needed to know that while she wanted Keller by her side, she could be a queen on her own.
I loved this book. It was so fun while also touching on some heavier topics at the same time. I thought Lilly’s sunshine to Keller’s grump was perfect and their banter was hilarious. I loved all the side characters, and even though I figured out who the villain of the story was, it was very well written and kept me reading from page one.
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Hilarious Royal romcom!
Imagine a very, very steamy Princess Diaries set in a Frozen like country, with a fifty shades-ish stern and domineering “prince” charming, and you’ve got Royally in Trouble!I love me an outrageous, maybe slightly unhinged FMC, and that’s Lilly so she instantly won me over. Lilly and Keller start off more as enemies and really annoy each other (you know, after Keller tells her she is a long lost princess and he needs to train her) but once they give in to the chemistry, they offset one another perfectly! While I’m usually in a rush for characters to get over whatever conflict they have keeping them apart, I actually was frustrated with Keller in the end and applauded Lilly for standing her ground and making him grovel a bit. And he does grovel in some creative ways!As expected, this book is hilarious, with some sweet moments as Lilly finds her home and family in this royal world. The illustrated version of this book makes the reading experience even better, just be careful whose eye sight see it 😅
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