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Royal Chase
Royal Chase
Royal Chase
Audiobook8 hours

Royal Chase

Written by Sariah Wilson

Narrated by Cristina Panfilio

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

4.5/5

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Booking her client, Prince Dante of Monterra, on reality show Marry Me is a royal coup for PR agent Lemon Beauchamp. But thanks to a last-minute glitch, Lemon must pretend to be one of the contestants vying to win the playboy prince’s love and then live happily ever after—at least until the publicity tour ends.

Prince Dante agreed to go on the show to find a wife, even though he already has the perfect candidate in mind. She’s smart, funny, sexy, and completely uninterested in wealth and fame. She’s also absolutely determined to keep him at arm’s length.

Even if Lemon weren’t already engaged, she can’t trust a notorious flirt like Dante. So she ignores the lingering looks. Those subtle, thrilling touches. That pulse-quickening kiss. Until suddenly, Lemon isn’t playing for the cameras. She’s lovestruck for real, and just maybe, the man behind the title is the one who’s always been in her heart…

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 26, 2016
ISBN9781511362702
Royal Chase
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Sariah Wilson

Bestselling author Sariah Wilson has never jumped out of an airplane or climbed Mount Everest, and she is not a former CIA operative. She has, however, been madly, passionately in love with her soul mate and is a fervent believer in happily ever afters—which is why she writes romances like the End of the Line novels, the Royals of Monterra series, and the #Lovestruck novels. After growing up in Southern California as the oldest of nine (yes, nine) children, she graduated from Brigham Young University with a semi-useless degree in history. She currently lives with the aforementioned soul mate and their four children in Utah, along with three tiger barb fish, a cat named Tiger, and a recently departed hamster who is buried in the backyard (and has nothing at all to do with tigers). For more information, visit her website at www.SariahWilson.com.

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  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    a fun easy fantasy read
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    SENSUALITY RATING: NO Profanity; NO sexual encounters*Great book for an Adult that is looking for clean romance and not “feel” so YA*GENRE: Modern day; Romance; CLEANSETTING: “Marry Me” mansion in Southern CaliforniaCENTRAL FEMALE CHARACTER: LEMON Isabel Beauchamp; great with fashion and makeup, businesswoman, poor decision-making skills, a slobCENTRAL MALE CHARACTER: DANTE Fiorelli; prince, a twin, gorgeous eyes, great physique, smile that could kill, a teaser, cracks jokesSYNOPSIS: He is the Bachelor preparing to choose a mate on the television show “Marry Me”. She is there to only advance her career and to help a friend. She is drafted to be on the television show but was supposed to be turned down after one day on the show. He made sure she remained a contestant on the show.WHAT I LIKED: His persistence in keeping her on the show.WHAT I DID NOT LIKE: The way she carried herself on the show was unrealistic. Getting out of the limo with jeans on while every other woman had on a gown. Really?!?!.OVERALL RATING: (3) stars because I considered this book to have an annoying story plot. Just women running around in a mansion hoping to be picked by a Bachelor. Too much trying to show themselves off as she unrealistically carries herself on the show.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Pretty good continuation of this series. I do wish they had a little more of Kat and Nico though. Lemon was a little annoying. Her main objection to not being with Dante was that he is a cheater, even though she had no proof of him ever being one. It was just stupid. An epilogue would have been nice like they did in the first book.