Linda Keir

Leaning heavily on the history of Princess Diana and Meghan Markel this novel tells the story of a commoner and a prince falling in love and becoming engaged to be married. There is a twist in Jennies story though in where someone in the palace is trying to stop the wedding and actually harm her. This book is not so much a romance novel but more of a mystery novel and since I felt I already knew so much about Diana's and Meghans real life story, Jennie and Hugh's story was just too predictable for me. I enjoyed it as a quick easy listen. 3 stars.

Many thanks to Net Galley and Blackstone Publishing - Audiobooks for a chance to read/listen to this ARC audio book.… (altro)

Ooooh, the antagonist you love to hate is Jonathan "Jack" "Trip" Mitchell Wright, III. He made my skin crawl and my blood boil - and I couldn't stop reading the train wreck.

Jack, married to Holly, has three children, an incredible company that if the idea of works, could detect childhood cancer before it manifests; all by a good-flavored chewable tablet.

John, meets, woos, and marries Jessica, a brilliant doctor, and moves her into his company to help him with the cancer-detecting tablet.

Trip meets Lark in a bar, finances her start-up, and becomes her fiance.

Of course, this will all blow up in Jack/John/Trip's face, but oh, is it fun watching it fall into place and then implode.

Seriously, someone please make a movie out of this one!… (altro)