Heart of the Crown (Daughters of Peverell #3) by Hannah Currie

 

Title: Heart of the Crown (Daughters of Peverell #3)

Author: Hannah Currie

Pages: 320

Year: 2021

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Publisher: WhiteSpark Publishing

Format: eBook (also available in paperback)

About the book:

     The last place Lady Wenderley Davis ever expected to find herself after swearing off princes forever was living in a palace with two of them. Even if it is only temporary. And she did agree to it. Kind of. Against her better judgement.

     But then, she’s never been one to hide her heart, nor hold back help from anyone who needs it. And if ever there’s a family who need help, it’s this one.

     As two weeks stretch to more, Wenderley throws all she has into showing the princes and their family how to smile again, and she’s loving every moment of it. Which is a problem. Because she’s very quickly becoming attached, and—as the man she’d rather forget keeps reminding her—the one thing she can’t do is stay.

My review:

     This is a wonderful “princess” romance story!

     I loved seeing how Wenderley came into her own in this book. She was a great support character in the previous books in this series but she is fantastic in this one. She fits in so well with the children yet she can rise to the formality of the royal adults.

     Prince Marcos had me a little confused at the beginning of the book. He was very careful to separate himself from others but he definitely needed to connect with his son more.

     I enjoyed seeing the mischief that Wenderley got into with the young Princesses and Prince Ryan. They had fun and it seemed to help others in the family work through the grieving process.

Heart of a Princess (Daughters of Peverell #2) by Hannah Currie

 

Title: Heart of a Princess (Daughters of Peverell #2)

Author: Hannah Currie

Pages: 257

Release Date: July 15, 2020

Genre: Contemporary Romance / Princess Story

Publisher: WhiteSpark Publishing

Format: eBook (also available in paperback)

About the book:

     To the watching world, Princess Alina has it all — maids to serve her, a kingdom to revere her, a prince to marry her, and a wardrobe filled with enough frills, flounces and shades of pink to rival a flower shop. But behind the smiles and designer clothes, Alina has a secret. She’s barely holding it together.

     After a moment of panic almost ends in tragedy, Alina is sent to a refuge far from the palace to recuperate. Her family claim it’s for her own good but — faced with cows, knife-beaked ducks and far too many of her own insecurities — Alina is pretty sure it will kill her first. And Joha Samson, infuriating man that he is, will laugh as it does.

     Only there’s more to Joha than she realizes, and more to herself too. When the time comes to make a stand, will she find the courage?

My review:

     This is an amazing contemporary romance, princess story!

     I went through so many different emotions reading this book. I was angry at, and frustrated with, a number of the characters at different times. My heart broke for all of the doubts and anxieties that Alina felt. I loved the simple acceptance that she found from many of the people at The Well.

     I was completely caught up in this story. I kept rooting for Alina to find her way to a place where she was at peace and comfortable with her life.

     I loved this story and will be looking for more books by this author.