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Noble Prince by Devney Perry

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redempta's review against another edition

adventurous challenging emotional lighthearted medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No

4.5

4.5 🌟
I liked this book. Liked the characters. I wish we could have seen more of the others characters from the series.

I didn't read this series in order... So this one was the last one and it was a good one.

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3.0

I enjoyed this book but it was a slow start, not because of the writing or characters but by the nature of the plot. The first half of the book is mostly interactions between two characters in one setting and it made me feel a little stir crazy.The second half of the book picks up quickly.

There's enough explanation of past events that it could be read as a standalone but I think a lot of the characters would fall flat without having read the previous books.

It was still good, not my favorite in the series but worth reading through. If I ever reread I'll probably skip this one.

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4.0

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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3.0

This was gave me the same feelings as Stone Princess. I enjoyed it, but wasn’t my favorite overall. I really liked Luke and Scarlett but didn’t fall in love with them or their story. It was interesting, and fun, but just was missing something for me. They kind of lack chemistry to me, I just didn’t see them. But I do like this world and I’m really excited for Leo and Emmett’s stories, I have a feeling one of their will be my favorite.

Tropes:
WITSEC (Local)
MC
Small Town
Police Chief
Forced Proximity

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5.0

After being introduced to Scarlett and Luke in Stone Princess, I was so so ready to get their story. I knew there was going to be a lot that developed between them, and holy cow! Devney Perry brought it!

I absolutely loved Scarlett and Luke. They both had such complex backgrounds that I worried about how they would mesh together~ what with Scarlett's connection to Jeremiah, and Luke's nobility when it comes to the law. I loved the growth that they went through, and the gray area that they discovered between right and wrong, and still managing to have right win. Separately, I loved them, as well. Scarlett had such an awful upbringing, and I felt like I could understand her point of view when her sister managed to get away. And Luke was just so... dreamy (for lack of a better word). He was a true prince among men, helping out the damsel in distress and taking on the FBI.

I cannot wait for the next book in this series! That little snippet of introduction that we got of Leo and Cass just wasn't enough!

I definitely recommend reading Noble Prince, although I would also recommend reading Stone Princess first.