Her Prince Charming was a slower moving story compared to some of Sam’s other stories. I felt that the slow movement of the story was appropriate because of Violet’s age but there was still something about the story that left me disappointed (I am not sure if that is the right word either). Don’t get me wrong, I was sucked into the story but when it was all said and done I didn’t feel excited and eager to read it again like I usually do after reading a Sam Crescent book. I could attribute this feeling to how sad I have been feeling the last few years and revisit Her Prince Charming again in the future but I am honestly not sure if that will work as I don’t see it being one of my favorite Sam Crescent books.

Violet, Penelope and Brendan are likable characters but out of the three of them I am thinking Penelope is the one with the nose for excitement and trouble and I liked her more than the other two. The sex scenes (I would say bedroom scenes but most didn’t happen in the bedroom) were semi-graphic and tastefully done in a way that made them more of a sweet and romantic element of the book and not the whole darn story by taking up 3 or 4 chapters.

I really should not have read this book yet but it is Sam Crescents newest book, not that I usually get to read new releases right away, but hey, I couldn’t help myself, Sam Crescent is on of my favorite authors. There three more books from her that I am currently itching to read so you will probably see them posted soon, because I am not sure I can wait to long to dive into them.

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