Royal Games by Sariah Wilson

Royal Games (The Royals of Monterra, #3)

by Sariah Wilson

Genesis Kelley didn’t just get her heart broken. The aspiring veterinarian had it crushed in front of millions of viewers on the dating reality show Marry Me. Now, just as she’s getting her life and dignity back together, her royal heartbreaker, Prince Rafael of Monterra, has landed in Frog Hollow, Iowa. And he’s renting out her aunt’s guest cottage.

Deceiving TV audiences for his brother’s sake cost Rafe the girl of his dreams. But he’s going to fix it, even if it means moving from his mountain-kingdom home to small-town Iowa. A prince doesn’t give up on his rightful princess—especially once he realizes Genesis is in deeper danger than she knows.

Between fixing her truck, whisking her off to Monterra for a whirlwind date, and charming the entire town, Rafe is thawing the ice around Genesis’s heart. Will it be enough to earn back her trust, protect her from her past—and sweep her into a real-life fairy tale?

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3.5 of 5 stars

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Genesis has had bad experiences with men who lie. Being humiliated on a reality show is unforgivable to her. But now the man who broke her heart, Rafe shows up in her small town in Iowa. She's rented the gatehouse on her farm for 1 year to prove to her that he is sincere in wanting to be with her.

He's also throwing money around the town and making everyone like him. His bodyguards have paid for a year in advance at a struggling bed and breakfast. He bought every book on the library's wish list. He's building sets for the school play. He opened an office in town and hired struggling workers. Genesis isn't falling for it though. She knows she can't trust him.

I loved this whole series. I like how the author wove no kissing rules into each story in different ways. That means that the romance is actually based on talking and doing things for each other instead of just falling into bed with each other. It makes it different from other books.

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