4 Stars
Red, White and Royal Blue is a story you might be familiar with . . . .
“Oh my God, this is like all those romantic comedies where the girl hires a male escort to pretend to be her wedding date and then falls in love with him for real.”
The only difference? This time it’s the Prince of England . . . .
And the son of the President of the United States . . . .
Who are forced to play nice after a melee between the two at a royal wedding goes viral, leaving the world questioning the state of affairs between the two allied countries. You know what happens next, right?????
“You are the absolute worst idea I’ve ever had.”
This book was absolutely adorkable. Surprisingly sexy (why do I keep getting fooled that these cutesy covers contain stories that don’t bring the heat?????), but low on angst and high on banter and pop-culture-referencey good times . . . .
“All this time, I thought I was the Ferris Bueller of this relationship.”
“What, did you think I was Sloane?”
This is a read that will have you saying . . . .
For anyone who wants to comment that this story isn’t realistic or what-have-you, I say: NO SHIT. It’s a romance, they aren’t steeped in reality. But wouldn’t it be nice to live in a world where it could be?
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
“Oh my God, this is like all those romantic comedies where the girl hires a male escort to pretend to be her wedding date and then falls in love with him for real.”
The only difference? This time it’s the Prince of England . . . .
And the son of the President of the United States . . . .
Who are forced to play nice after a melee between the two at a royal wedding goes viral, leaving the world questioning the state of affairs between the two allied countries. You know what happens next, right?????
“You are the absolute worst idea I’ve ever had.”
This book was absolutely adorkable. Surprisingly sexy (why do I keep getting fooled that these cutesy covers contain stories that don’t bring the heat?????), but low on angst and high on banter and pop-culture-referencey good times . . . .
“All this time, I thought I was the Ferris Bueller of this relationship.”
“What, did you think I was Sloane?”
This is a read that will have you saying . . . .
For anyone who wants to comment that this story isn’t realistic or what-have-you, I say: NO SHIT. It’s a romance, they aren’t steeped in reality. But wouldn’t it be nice to live in a world where it could be?
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you, NetGalley!
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