This is a charming novel and readers who love the forced proximity trope and deeply drawn characters will especially love this one.Īnd so Kim and Will embark on their mission to find the real murderer. The majority of this novel isn't about what happens when Makeda gets to Ibarania, it's about the journey, particularly her relationship with Bez as they learn to trust, communicate and give in to their attraction for each other. And because romance, there is only one bed. And for reasons, they must pretend to be married.
For reasons, Bez has booked them passage on a container ship. But getting there is not quite that simple. Eventually Makeda agrees to go - only to prove everyone wrong and to put the matter to rest once and for all. This isn't breaking news to Makeda: her family has long suspected they are the lost descendants, and it's actually been a source of pain for Makeda and her mother. After losing her job, apartment and girlfriend, she's determined to change and put herself first, starting with saying no to Beznaria Chetchevaliere, the mysterious investigator who turns up to persuade Makeda that she's the long lost princess of Ibarania and she needs to return to claim the crown. Makeda Hicks is a people pleaser, often to her detriment. There are lots of secrets and plot twists to complicate their burgeoning love - and to keep the pages turning.Įven if princesses aren't your thing, don't miss How To Find a Princess by Alyssa Cole, the second book in her Runaway Royals series. As they plot and prepare for the robbery, they become more than just co-conspirators, they become friends and lovers. But then he starts to fall, first for Percy's proposal and then the man himself. Not only that, he's pleasantly retired, despite a leg injury, and running a coffeehouse. There's just one problem: Kit is retired. To get that book, he needs notorious highwayman Kit Webb. In fact, he needs a certain book that the duke always keeps on his person. In order to ensure survival for himself, the current duchess (a childhood friend) and her daughter, he needs leverage. A blackmailer threatens to reveal the duke as a bigamist, thus delegitimizing Edward. Edward Percy, Lord Holland, is heir to the Duke of Clare - maybe. Nothing says romance like plotting a highway robbery together in Cat Sebastian's latest, The Queer Principles of Kit Webb. Because another universal truth of Romancelandia is that the journey to true love is never boring and in romance, love always wins. These three novels are full of all that and more - including highway robbery, murder mystery, and princesses on the high seas. In Romancelandia, love in all its variations comes with joy, hijinks, sexy times and happily ever afters. The Queer Principles of Kit Webb, by Cat Sebastian
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