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Royally Screwed
by Emma Chase
4.5 stars!
I really struggled with this book in the beginning (the fact that I started this in September and am only now finishing it in December can attest to that) but I'm so happy that I stuck with it and kept reading because this turned out to be such a great book and an even better love story!
Nicholas irritated me in the beginning because he sounded like the typical man-whore hero who thinks he deserves everything but as I kept reading he really surprised me. I loved Olivia from the very beginning and the fact that she's from NYC was just extra icing on the cake. She's so strong and such a badass but at the same time she has a heart of gold and she's incredibly sweet. I loved her relationship with her sister and her complex relationship with her father. And the same could be said about Nicholas; I really enjoyed getting to know his brother and his close friends.
I knew that they would end up together but this book still managed to make me shed a few tears and feel the angst during the second half. Emma Chase's writing is superb and she makes you feel for these characters even if you don't want to.
Overall I can't wait to read the rest of this series and I'm happy (and relieved) to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
I really struggled with this book in the beginning (the fact that I started this in September and am only now finishing it in December can attest to that) but I'm so happy that I stuck with it and kept reading because this turned out to be such a great book and an even better love story!
Nicholas irritated me in the beginning because he sounded like the typical man-whore hero who thinks he deserves everything but as I kept reading he really surprised me. I loved Olivia from the very beginning and the fact that she's from NYC was just extra icing on the cake. She's so strong and such a badass but at the same time she has a heart of gold and she's incredibly sweet. I loved her relationship with her sister and her complex relationship with her father. And the same could be said about Nicholas; I really enjoyed getting to know his brother and his close friends.
I knew that they would end up together but this book still managed to make me shed a few tears and feel the angst during the second half. Emma Chase's writing is superb and she makes you feel for these characters even if you don't want to.
Overall I can't wait to read the rest of this series and I'm happy (and relieved) to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this book.