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A review by spiringempress
Kingdom Cold by Brittni Chenelle
2.0
I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review
Princess Charlotte is horrified to learn that she has to marry Prince Young from the neighboring kingdom, Vires. Despite her father picking out her betrothed, Princess Charlotte is determined to end the match. However, on the eve of their nuptials, war breaks out between Besmium and Drethen. Forced to escape, Princess Charlotte hits the road with Prince Young and her servant, Milly, but are they are quickly ensnared into a sinister plot when they encounter Prince Emmett, who takes them to his castle and plots to marry Charlotte. Princess Charlotte must adapt and eventually learn to trust her fiance if she wants to escape from these sinister plots.
This is a quick and easy read but the characters and plot are a little all over the place. It also seems like the book was meant for a younger audience and has too much of a fairy-tale quality for my tastes. I'm also a little confused about the target audience for this book since a lot of the narrative and story seems to be targeted towards a younger audience but some of the topics are a little too adult.
Princess Charlotte is horrified to learn that she has to marry Prince Young from the neighboring kingdom, Vires. Despite her father picking out her betrothed, Princess Charlotte is determined to end the match. However, on the eve of their nuptials, war breaks out between Besmium and Drethen. Forced to escape, Princess Charlotte hits the road with Prince Young and her servant, Milly, but are they are quickly ensnared into a sinister plot when they encounter Prince Emmett, who takes them to his castle and plots to marry Charlotte. Princess Charlotte must adapt and eventually learn to trust her fiance if she wants to escape from these sinister plots.
This is a quick and easy read but the characters and plot are a little all over the place. It also seems like the book was meant for a younger audience and has too much of a fairy-tale quality for my tastes. I'm also a little confused about the target audience for this book since a lot of the narrative and story seems to be targeted towards a younger audience but some of the topics are a little too adult.