Dinca’s review of title of Something in the Heir (It’s Reigning Men, Book 1) by Jenny Gardiner
Contemporary Romance published by Jenny Gardiner Books 24 Dec 14
This is a cute and funny story, thus a very enjoyable read. I am already on to the next book in the series. I hope you enjoy Something in the Heir as much as I did.
Adrian is heir to the throne of Monaforte and his queen mother wants him to marry the daughter of her best friend. He thinks the daughter drinks too much and is a little loose. He can’t believe his mother cannot see this about her. Adrian needs a little time away to find a way to get out of this messy marriage arrangement.
Emma has sworn off men. But when she is accosted by the very man she was hired to photograph at the capital building, she becomes part of his getaway plan and winds up escaping to the coast to stash him away in her grandmother’s cottage. The yummy prince is very distracting, but no way is she going to venture along that fairy tale path.
The story unfolds into a funny tale with trials and errors along the way. This book is a light read, which will bring a smile to your face and you’ll wish you could eat a whole gingerbread house all on your own. The secondary characters are the lead into the next book in the series, Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow. You will want to have it on hand as soon as possible.
Grade: A
Summary:
He’s a prince with a problem, she’s a commoner with a getaway plan.
Sometimes even a prince needs to get away from it all…
Modern-day Prince Adrian of Monaforte has a most old-fashioned problem: his demanding mother wants him wed to her best friend’s daughter, the hard-partying Serena. When his refusal falls on deaf ears, Adrian decides it’s time for him to slip away from his gilded cage and figure out his life, all on his own. As luck would have it, event photographer Emma Davison, weary of a revolving door of lost-cause men and tired of her outsider-looking-in career, is in need of her own escape clause, just in time to help a wayward prince in need. And she soon discovers that sometimes a girl’s gotta sweep a prince off his feet.
For any girl that’s ever held out hope that someday her prince would come…or better yet, hoped that someday she’d come to him.
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