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A review by liferhi_inspired
Lost Princess by Dani-Lyn Alexander
5.0
Lost Princess is the second book in the Kingdom of Cymmera series, and I high recommend that you read the book in order to get the full enjoyment out of them.
While the YA genre is not normally my thing, I have really enjoyed this series. With no sexual content in this book other than a couple small make-out scenes, it's great for fantasy readers of all age.
During the Reluctant Prince, we learned that there was at least one traitor within the Kingdom of Cymmera and there is hint of yet another. During the Lost Princess, all of the traitors are finally ousted and the fight to gain control over Cymmera has begun. All of the characters that you loved in the Reluctant Prince are back and better than ever. For me one of the flaws with Reluctant Prince was that they treated 14y/o Mia like a fragile child, however she begins to blossom in this book and we see her in a new light.
This story is easy to read, action packed, and entertaining. Ryleigh is finally understanding her role in Cymmera and at Jackson's side. If you thought that she was strong during the first book, she really comes into her own in the Lost Princess.
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions*
While the YA genre is not normally my thing, I have really enjoyed this series. With no sexual content in this book other than a couple small make-out scenes, it's great for fantasy readers of all age.
During the Reluctant Prince, we learned that there was at least one traitor within the Kingdom of Cymmera and there is hint of yet another. During the Lost Princess, all of the traitors are finally ousted and the fight to gain control over Cymmera has begun. All of the characters that you loved in the Reluctant Prince are back and better than ever. For me one of the flaws with Reluctant Prince was that they treated 14y/o Mia like a fragile child, however she begins to blossom in this book and we see her in a new light.
This story is easy to read, action packed, and entertaining. Ryleigh is finally understanding her role in Cymmera and at Jackson's side. If you thought that she was strong during the first book, she really comes into her own in the Lost Princess.
*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions*