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A review by tea_kay
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
4.0
4.5/5! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was my first Casey McQuiston book, and I am not disappointed. I picked this up because I was in the mood for a romance and also about to go to London for vacation, so perfect match. The humor, the politics, the romance, the banter, the spice....chef's kiss. A perfect breath of fresh air in between heavy reads. I truly don't remember a time that I laughed so much when reading.
We have Alex, the son of the POTUS, and Henry, the Prince of England. Both have been secretly admiring each other, but never knew it...or cared to admit it. In fact, they both thought they hated each other. This book is basically them meeting, falling in love, and saying f*ck you to the world. It is definitely a fluffy romance, with some drama and politics tossed in. However, I was here for it.
This was my first Casey McQuiston book, and I am not disappointed. I picked this up because I was in the mood for a romance and also about to go to London for vacation, so perfect match. The humor, the politics, the romance, the banter, the spice....chef's kiss. A perfect breath of fresh air in between heavy reads. I truly don't remember a time that I laughed so much when reading.
We have Alex, the son of the POTUS, and Henry, the Prince of England. Both have been secretly admiring each other, but never knew it...or cared to admit it. In fact, they both thought they hated each other. This book is basically them meeting, falling in love, and saying f*ck you to the world. It is definitely a fluffy romance, with some drama and politics tossed in. However, I was here for it.