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A review by starrywonder
American Royals by Katharine McGee
4.0
Wild Concept, Romance, Heartache
3.9 stars
The concept of America as a monarchy is very intriguing. The novel plays this out well and obviously there are many monarchies that still exist today to make this easily understandable.
Beatrice is everything you would expect and not except from the first would be Queen of America. I only hope she finds a way to keep her love.
Sam experiences a lot of growth in a small amount of time. I'm pulling for the Sparrow to get everything she deserves.
Jeff and Nina still have a lot of growing up to do. I'm pulling for them as a couple, but there's some things both characters need to overcome.
Daphne is just not a good person. She is all the things to expect in an antagonist. I wish she had more redeemable characteristics, but her desire and willingness to do anything for a crown is disgusting. I feel no sympathy for her. She is very one-dimensional even though the author tries to make her seem more.
3.9 stars
The concept of America as a monarchy is very intriguing. The novel plays this out well and obviously there are many monarchies that still exist today to make this easily understandable.
Beatrice is everything you would expect and not except from the first would be Queen of America. I only hope she finds a way to keep her love.
Sam experiences a lot of growth in a small amount of time. I'm pulling for the Sparrow to get everything she deserves.
Jeff and Nina still have a lot of growing up to do. I'm pulling for them as a couple, but there's some things both characters need to overcome.
Daphne is just not a good person. She is all the things to expect in an antagonist. I wish she had more redeemable characteristics, but her desire and willingness to do anything for a crown is disgusting. I feel no sympathy for her. She is very one-dimensional even though the author tries to make her seem more.