Royal Chase by Sariah Wilson

Royal Chase  by Sariah Wilson

Booking her client, Prince Dante of Monterra, on reality show Marry Me is a royal coup for PR agent Lemon Beauchamp. But thanks to a last-minute glitch, Lemon must pretend to be one of the contestants vying to win the playboy prince’s love and then live happily ever after—at least until the publicity tour ends.



Prince Dante agreed to go on the show to find a wife, even though he already has the perfect candidate in mind. She’s smart, funny, sexy, and completely uninterested in wealth and fame. She’s also absolutely determined to keep him at arm’s length.



Even if Lemon weren’t already engaged, she can’t trust a notorious flirt like Dante. So she ignores the lingering looks. Those subtle, thrilling touches. That pulse-quickening kiss. Until suddenly, Lemon isn’t playing for the cameras. She’s lovestruck for real, and just maybe, the man behind the title is the one who’s always been in her heart
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If you add a financially sound Cinderlla tale with the Bachelor you get this book.
Overall I enjoyed this read, I was somewhat underimpressed with all of the "Lemon" reference after about halfway through the book though. "My name is Lemon, I love lemon soap, and lemon perfume, and lemon flowers.... um no, not quite realistic... but I don't really have the right to harp on something that small when the entire storyline requires a bit of reality suspending LOL.
So,
Lemon has recently graduated with her Master's degree and started a PR firm ... her only clients are the Monserra Royal Family (Her BFF is marrying the Crowned Prince.. I HAVE GOT TO START MAKING FRIENDS WITH this GROUP OF PEOPLE. Throughout the book we get glimses of Lemon and Prince Dante's interactions.

So THIS book is about Prince Dante's appearance on a Bachelor-like show, and of course NO ONE recognizes him as a prince... SAVE ONE which causes Lemon to have to fill in. WHOOPS!!.

From here, we have zany adventure after zany adventure. You've got backstabbing actresses with fake accents, women that think the moon is REALLY made of cheese, and all the while Lemon is trying to remind herself that Dante isn't REALLY wanting her even though he is CONTINUALLY confessing his feeling and telling her she makes him a better man...

So, I would say it was enjoyable if not predictable read that could have been about 100 pages shorter if you cut out all of Lemons Woe's me nonsense. BOO. But I did enjoy it overall.


I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.


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