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The Controversial Princess

Written by: Jodi Ellen Malpas
Narrated by: Anda Bell Llewelyn
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Her father is The King of England.

She is The Controversial Princess.

Regarded as down to earth by the press and rebellious by The King, Princess Adeline refuses to bow to the royal expectations her title carries. She knows better than anyone that the united front of the royal family is nothing but smoke and mirrors -- lies and secrets masked by power and privilege. She wants no part of it, and she will never surrender to The King's demand to marry a man she does not love. But despite Adeline's determination to retain her free will, she remains deeply unfulfilled, feeling caged and suffocated.

That is until she meets Josh Jameson. Drawn in by his confidence, Adeline is soon captivated by the scandalously sexy American actor. His ability to penetrate her defences overwhelms her -- his touch is pure fire, and his allure overpowering. Nothing has ever made her feel so alive in a world where she's otherwise slowly drowning. However, while Josh may be Hollywood royalty, he's not actual royalty, and Adeline knows The King and his advisors will do everything in their power to keep them apart.

But Josh Jameson becomes the princess's ultimate vice.

And although she bows to no one, she bows to him. Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance Royalty BDSM
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such a plot twist. loved the story line, the characters, and more. just fabulous! can't wait to read his true queen

loved it - can't wait for more!

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The performances were lovely. But the plot was lacking quite a bit. It reads like a work of fan fiction rather than a full fledged novel. There was a lot of super corny dialogue and euphemisms to get through especially when it came to Josh. Adeline acted and thought like a petulant child, infatuated with a guy that she’d only known for a few days and was unable to think at the mental level for a woman of 30. Palace life and affairs was quite interesting but still fell to tropey. This was more so a book revolving around sex, which was poorly written btw, rather than a romantic drama set in the English monarchy. A large section of plot was saved for the last few chapters, almost like the author forgot about them until last minute and lazily slipped them in there.

Royal version of 50 shades of gray

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