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Broken Prince
by Erin Watt
Broken Prince may be my favorite book out of all three. We get to know Reed a lot better as well as love him. I simply adored his interaction with Ella and how, even if they weren't together for the totality of the book, their chemistry was off the charts, leading me to root for them so damn much.
These two must be one of my "I'll-die-shipping-this" couple.
The ending left me reeling and swamped with all the feels, because WHAT THE HELL, but it's all right because I got to read Twisted Palace right after and my blood-thirst was quenched.
I know this review is not one of my usual long, analytic ones but it's been a while since I read this and I'm afraid I'd stomp on a spoiler big time. He-he. No one wants that.
So I'll just say that this is one of my favorite NA (it's NA, right?) trilogies. It's over-dramatic, yes, and kind of a guilty pleasure, because this almost cinderella kind of things does not happen in real life. Yet I loved it. I loved the angst, I loved the characters and how messed up they all are. I even loved the dominion the Royals have over the school and how surreal it is, but all together, it built this incredible novel which had me hooked from page one of the first book.
I read the whole trilogy in a two-three days span and it gave me the worst/best book hangover ever.
So if you missed this trilogy for whatever reason, be sure to check it out and prepare to be Royally Ruined!
These two must be one of my "I'll-die-shipping-this" couple.
The ending left me reeling and swamped with all the feels, because WHAT THE HELL, but it's all right because I got to read Twisted Palace right after and my blood-thirst was quenched.
I know this review is not one of my usual long, analytic ones but it's been a while since I read this and I'm afraid I'd stomp on a spoiler big time. He-he. No one wants that.
So I'll just say that this is one of my favorite NA (it's NA, right?) trilogies. It's over-dramatic, yes, and kind of a guilty pleasure, because this almost cinderella kind of things does not happen in real life. Yet I loved it. I loved the angst, I loved the characters and how messed up they all are. I even loved the dominion the Royals have over the school and how surreal it is, but all together, it built this incredible novel which had me hooked from page one of the first book.
I read the whole trilogy in a two-three days span and it gave me the worst/best book hangover ever.
So if you missed this trilogy for whatever reason, be sure to check it out and prepare to be Royally Ruined!