Prince in Disguise

by Stephanie Kate Strohm

Tomboy Dylan, sixteen, meets the boy of her dreams when she is forced to play maid of honor to her beauty queen sister, who is marrying Scottish royalty on a reality television show.

• ISBN10: 1484775678
• ISBN13: 9781484775677
• Publish Date: 23 October 2018 (first published 13 February 2018)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Hyperion
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 336
• Language: English

Reviews

[readingwithwrin]

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an e-arc in exchange for my honest review.


Prince In Disguise is one of those books that had me laughing out loud so many times. This isn't something that easy to do for my cynical romance heart, but Dylan and Jamie have the best banter.
Dylan is the younger sister of Dusty the former Miss Mississippi winner and the Prince In Disguise bride to be who is going to be married to a Scottish Lord!

Dylan is the less popular, more athletic sibling and has tried to stay out of the reality show and finds it all to be rather annoying. But now she can't escape it and is forced to be apart of it and her big sister's wedding. The plus side is she gets to visit Scotland and meets a certain someone who helps make it all worth it. Jamie is a groomsman in the wedding and is the same age as Dylan. This makes them the youngest in the group and automatically makes them have to spend a lot of time together. The good part of this is that Jamie knows all the secrets of the Castle and shows Dylan a good time even if the cameras are following them around the whole time.
We slowly start to see a romance form between them and for a change I really loved it, they still had witty banter and it wasn't just all about them. Dylan was still concerned about Dusty after learning certain things and was willing to do anything to protect her big sister.
It wouldn't be a type of reality show though if we didn't have some family drama added in as well, which means that an absent family member suddenly shows up and upsets Dylan. Jamie has his own secrets as well and it might be more than Dylan can handle on top of everything else.

Overall I loved this book. Not only is it full of witty banter, but the side characters were the best as well. Kit and Heaven were the most unlikely pair to work together, but they did and they made something pretty amazing happen. Plus they both had witty comments and comic relief all while still being there for there friends. Nothing was left out in this book and it all worked.
It's going to be the perfect holiday funny read that you won't want to put down!


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[Sam@WLABB]

Rating: 4.5 stars

Strohm always delivers a clever, witty, and fun story that warms my heart and makes me laugh.



When I want to read something that amuses me, I know I cannot go wrong with a book by Stephanie Kate Strohm. Once again, Strohm delivered a charming and witty rom-com, which left me in a sunshine-day mood.

•Pro: Strohm is the queen of banter! The dialog was witty and filled with the perfect pop culture references. I swear, there were moments I felt as though I was in an episode of Gilmore Girls (which is my gold standard for whip smart verbal exchanges).

•Pro: This book is filled with some really awesome and quirky characters. I absolutely could not wait to see what they would do next.

•Pro: Dylan was so fabulous! She had just the right amount of snark and heart to make you adore her, and being inside her head was quite a treat.

•Pro: Jamie was the perfect foil for Dylan. Poetry quoting, horseback rescuing, and a total gentleman, he slowly worked his swoon, and it was so much fun to see him in action.

•Pro: Jamie and Dylan together was a thing of beauty. They had great chemistry, and took adorable to the nth level.

•Pro: I greatly enjoyed the reality TV angle. It was a fun spin on Bachelor type shows, and the in show antics were especially amusing.

•Pro: I always like getting outside the US via a book, and throughly enjoyed this trip to Scotland.

•Pro: Did I mention how awesome all the pop culture references were? Seriously, could not get enough of them, because they were per-fect.

•Con: Psych! I have none. I loved this book!

Overall: As always, Strohm delivered a clever, witty, and fun story that warmed my heart and made me laugh.

*I would like to thank the publisher for the advanced copy of this book.

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