The sexual tension is thicker than ever between them, but they’re unable to act upon it.

Then there’s the situation with Lucas Sullivan. But the Andvarian king, still angry and demanding retribution for what happened during the Seven Spire massacre, is a tough nut to crack. Despite the increased threat levels, she decides to go ahead with a scheduled diplomatic visit to the neighboring kingdom of Andvari, with whom she hopes to secure a new alliance. Now they want her off the throne, but so far Evie has succeeded in holding her own.īut apparently Evie has underestimated how badly her enemies want her gone, even going as far as to send an assassin after her. But even though she was never meant for the role, Evie isn’t stupid she has spent her whole life in the halls of the palace, watching and learning the ways of the royal court even as the other nobles went about their lives ignoring her. Last time we saw Everleigh “Evie” Blair, she had just saved the kingdom from a usurper and now finds herself ruling as Bellona’s new queen.

If you haven’t caught up to this point yet, be aware as this review may contain spoilers for the first book. Last year’s Kill the Queen was my first book I ever read by Jennifer Estep and it had me hooked! I was pleased to be back into this world with Protect the Prince and was looking forward to seeing where she will take the characters and story next. This does not affect the contents of my review and all opinions are my own. I received a review copy from the publisher. Book Review: Protect the Prince by Jennifer Estep

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