A review by tallyvauthor
American Royals by Katharine McGee
4.0
I was really surprised by this book. The multi pov at first were hella confusing, but after the first little bit I got the swing of it. I can't tell you how often I thought Jeff was going to die since all of the stories seemed to be connected to him some how whilst also being the only one without their own POV. the story was telling of the perfectly imperfect daughter, Beatrice, the spare child, Samantha, the devious socialite Daphne and the poor girl in like with the prince, Nina.
I'm realizing now how scatterbrained this review is. But I'm too deep in to start over.
The characters all had amazing developpment. I, truthfully, didn't vibe with Jeff as much since he was a moron, nor Nina because she was a coward. I mean, to each their own but like, a little backbone might help, hon.
The ending of this book was meant to feel tragic (I assume) but it felt like the vibe was the same from the rest of the book so I couldn't really feel it, but I loved this all the same and look forward to the rest of the series.
I'm realizing now how scatterbrained this review is. But I'm too deep in to start over.
The characters all had amazing developpment. I, truthfully, didn't vibe with Jeff as much since he was a moron, nor Nina because she was a coward. I mean, to each their own but like, a little backbone might help, hon.
The ending of this book was meant to feel tragic (I assume) but it felt like the vibe was the same from the rest of the book so I couldn't really feel it, but I loved this all the same and look forward to the rest of the series.