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Oh... I really really really wanted to like this book. High school meets royalty meets love triangle? Sign me up! Unfortunately the author was done a disservice by her editors - in no way shape or form did any of her characters sound consistently British (they sounded way more American than anything else) and her thinly veiled modeling of William and Kate as Edward and Libby didn't do the book any favors either. The book did have some good points - having the story told from Lotte's point of view was refreshing - but overall it could have been so much better.


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Romancing the Throne Nadine Jolie Courtney Books Reviews

What a perfect beach, airplane read! I traveled from the east coast of the US to Hawaii, and throughly enjoyed reading this book on vacation. The story of the trails and tribulations of two sisters and a prince is a fun read and I definitely recommend the book!
What a fun and breezy read! Who hasn't imagined what it would be like to go to school with royalty, or what it must be like to date one?

Even though the plot does contain a love triangle between 2 sisters and a prince, the book ultimately celebrates girl power, breaking traditions and sisterly love.
LOVE this book - I couldn't put it down. It's a wonderful summer read and perfect for sitting by the pool or for your next beach read. I promise you'll feel like you're a part of this love triangle as you get drawn into the proper British boarding school world of the Weston Sisters. Five stars all around. Great writing, and even better characters!
The book was not that good. The plot is not that exciting and felt they could have done a lot more with the story.
This is such a great read! The author does an incredible job of relaying the sister angst and boy drama, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a fun summer book.
Love the romantic angle, but this is really a love story between two sisters. Love, even the familial kind, is not always smooth as Libby and Charlotte, a pair of upper-upper class girls, navigate the royal scene of an English boarding school. Class, however, is no guarantee of honor and conduct as the girls will come to learn. The writing is delightful, the pages turn briskly, and the ending is perfect. Would love to visit these sisters again!
By looking at the cover of this book, Romancing the Throne, I was immediately intrigued. My first initial thought was...hmm two girls fighting over the same guy (seems cliché but I'm still interested. Would these two girls be best friends, ex-best friends, enemies for life? Who is this guy? Is he new? Is he extremely popular? Well with the word throne that could mean that he's like king of the school (mr. popular of some sort) or he could very well be a prince.
Boy was I slightly disappointed when I found out what this book was about. Romancing the Throne is about two sisters, Charlotte and Libby, and at different points in the book they have each dated the same guy, who is a prince and goes by Edward. So, first off Charlotte is completely shallow and I actually hated her throughout the book. I just don't understand why her main goal is just to marry the prince! UGHHH can I please get a book recommendation where the main character has realistic and achievable goals?!?
Other than that, this book is set in "England" and I say that because not once do you get that English accent in the book. Honestly it should have just been set in America because that would have made more sense...and you know not having a prince.
Oh... I really really really wanted to like this book. High school meets royalty meets love triangle? Sign me up! Unfortunately the author was done a disservice by her editors - in no way shape or form did any of her characters sound consistently British (they sounded way more American than anything else) and her thinly veiled modeling of William and Kate as Edward and Libby didn't do the book any favors either. The book did have some good points - having the story told from Lotte's point of view was refreshing - but overall it could have been so much better.