No logro conectar con Becca, se me hace demasiado molesta. Ni siquiera tengo esas ganas perversas de leer un libro solo para después hablar mal. No.

Um, okay, so if you're a history major this book will infuriate you. In fact, if you appreciate history, or travel, this book will infuriate you. Not to mention the insta-love.
A girl, Becca, is "dragged" on a family trip around Europe. What wouldn't I give to go on a family trip to Europe? She meets Crown Prince Nikolai and they fall in love. The end.

Becca is eighteen but she sure as hell doesn't act like it. She acts like a petulant 14-year-old. I dislike labelling female characters as whiny but Becca was, well ... whiny. So many gripes about having to be dragged along with her parents, gripes about European history ... she outright grated on me. Not to mention her and Dylan's blatant disrespect for their parents. Dylan was annoying too. Nikolai didn't annoy me so much but he's very one dimensional as all the characters in this are.

And the insta-love. They meet, they spend about a week together and then mope so hard whenever they're apart. I can buy this from younger characters but not from eighteen year olds. Nope. It was so frustrating to read. ( )

I was reading this for the Popsugar Challenge (a book set in Europe), but decided to DNF it.

I may write a longer review one day, but here are two status updates that show what I thought of what I read of the book:

Update 1:
Becca is very obviously an Idiot. With a capital I. She has the chance to visit another continent, which is an amazing chance for anyone with a brain, but she keeps complaining about Europe instead. She doesn't like that she is being shown old places, complains about every little thing her parents do and behaves like a spoiled twelve-year-old instead of a high school graduate.


Update 2:
What does Nikolai see in her? She's a walking stereotype of a blonde American girl.

Newest complain: historical things in a museum. Seriously? Not everybody likes old dishes, but you don't have to find them interesting to recognise their value.

And, Becca, there are many modern things in Europe. Where do you think people's clothes, phones, etc come from?

Also, how did Becca finish high school? ( )

"4 out of 5 stars! Once this novel hooks your interest, it'll keep you entertained to the end! Two high school graduates, who come from very different backgrounds, paths keep crossing enough for them to take notice and get to know one another, which turns into something more if only their families don't keep them apart."

Read more of this review, a teaser, and an excerpt here: http://frommetoyouvideophoto.blogspot.com/2014/05/blog-tour-feasted-on-royally-l... -- To be posted on May 9th 2014 as part of a blog tour. ( )

Such a cute book XD
TOwards the end though, it started getting really intense. I wish that there was another book though, to know what happened afterwards or something ( )