Book Picks - The Royal Treatment

The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Megan Markle is fast approaching. I am a little excited about it. Although I must subconsciously be super excited because I found myself buying  a bunch of Kindle books with a royal theme. My absolute favorite of all of them is The Royal Treatment by Melanie Summers.

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The book focuses on Tessa Sharpe. She starts a blog that's anti-monarchy. Prince Arthur needs some positive publicity. He gives Tessa the keys to the palace. While living in the palace, her views on the monarchy begin to change. It doesn't help that the prince is incredible!

I love books that are considered romantic comedies. This one definitely had me laughing out loud numerous times. I appreciate authors that can mix the two genres together so seamlessly. A nice bonus for me was how each chapter was told in the point of view of either Tessa or Prince Arthur. It's nice to get into the heads of multiple characters.

This book reminds me of the Shop-a-holic series. The protagonist in both is a down on her luck girl with a string of bad luck. Everything always turns out well in the end, and you get your happy ever after. Now if only real life went the same way...

Like this book or hate it. What's your verdict?

What books would you recommend?

Book Picks - The Six

I love to read! I could spend the day, everyday, reading! Because of my healthy obsession, I have decided that, every once in a while, I would share a Book Pick - a recommendation that I think others should read. Here's my first one - The Six by Anni Taylor. 

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This was a recommendation by a coworker of mine. She hadn't even finished the book before sharing it with others. By the way, it was recommended to her too.

Backing in up, let me explain this book. It's a psychological thriller. A young mother with a gambling addiction and huge debt is offered a chance to earn all the money she needs if she takes part in a one week recovery program with different challenges. She agrees and that's where the story gets interesting!

I spent all of last Sunday laying in bed reading this book. I was so frustrated when I had to take a break and charge my Kindle since I wanted to continue the story. It definitely had me guessing along the way!

Normally I do not read psychological thrillers because they get in my head a little too much. I think I enjoyed this book so much because while it did get into my head, it wasn't so disturbing that I lost sleep.

Like this book or hate it. What's your verdict?

What books would you recommend?