Description
Two princesses…one crown.
The royal twins have battled it out for eighteen years, but Princess Heather was firstborn and now rules the Kingdom of Raspen. Meanwhile Princess Rose is doing time in the dungeon. Caught in the act of usurping the crown—as well as her sister’s man—the second born princess has time to think.
After a failed scheme that sends her spiraling into despair, Rose has an epiphany. Before she can dwell on it, though, she learns that their kingdom might be in serious trouble, so with her sister’s help she dons a disguise and befriends a pair of cellmates, spies from an enemy country. Though Rose is only hoping to extract vital information from them, she ends up kidnapped when they make their escape.
While Queen Heather tries to secure an alliance with a neighboring kingdom, Rose is forced into an adventure she never wanted, but which she’s determined to use for the good of Raspen and her sister. But with more enemies than friends and the threat of a wicked king hanging always over her, Rose begins to worry that her redemption will do little to save her life.
Margaret Nelson –
You really need to read book 1 first, A Royal Quest. And you’ll be glad that #2 available to read as soon as you finish book 1 🙂 I really enjoyed both books, but I think the plot twists in this one are even more unpredictable than the ones in A Royal Quest. The characters are great, and there’s some great humor in the things that happen to Princess Rose. Carlson does well at dragging out the tension between Heather and Michael. The Princess Wars make great reading!
I received a complimentary copy this book from the publishers. I was not required to provide a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.
Kathryn Pfeifer –
Melody Carlson has penned a fantastic new series in The Princess Wars. The second installment, A Royal Redemption, takes up right where the first book, A Royal Quest, leaves off. This YA read contains all the elements: romance, adventure, and royal intrigue. Sure to fully entertain readers, prepare to fall into a world of feuding princesses turned allies, each seeking to protect her kingdom from enemy threats, kidnappings, and even marriage proposals. Carlson has truly delivered a story sure to make readers both sigh with emotion and smile in delight.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher. I was not required to provide a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.