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Started the tagged book this morning. Got both via "Santa Thing" some years ago. Thought it was the first in the series. About 1/3 in I wanted to enter it into Goodreads and noticed it's the second and I should have read the Queen book first.

I'm not really missing any plot information at this point. Will probably ignore book one and continue with Prince.

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MY RATING⇢ 4.3 STARS | GRADE A-
Despite excellent narration, an intriguing plotline, and exceptional action scenes, I found myself not into this quite as much as I was the first book in the series, but only slightly.

See my full review here: https://leahsbookishobsession2.blogspot.com/2020/01/protect-prince-crown-of-shar...

Though not quite as the action packed/edge of your seat thrill ride as book 1, this was still an excellent action-fantasy with romance. This is book 2 of a series and does not work as a stand alone. Definitely a series worth investing time in. This does not have a cliffhanger! #epicfantasy #romantsy

1. Listening to tagged and almost done with Tinsel by Devney Perry
2. Just bought a few with gift cards, I‘m most excited for Bringing Down The Duke by Evie Dunmore
3. High 60‘s and sunny, beautiful Fall day!
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A great sequel which was partitioned in an awesome way. There were a lot of bummer moments, but it had a good ending. Can't wait for the next one.

Not exactly out of my comfort zone as I often go out and about without make-up, but I often use filters for selfies. #nomakeup #nofilter #photochallenge

Can‘t wait to get started on this buddy read!

A great second installment in this series... I love the world building, and the reluctant Queen Evie and her band of Gladiators try to survive assassination attempts and form alliances.

My plan for the afternoon

All of the characters that I fell in love with previously were back but their roles had changed, all for the better. It was great to see Evie‘s inner circle comprised of individuals that would never be considered proper for court. It made things interesting but nowhere near as interesting as Evie did with her unwillingness to submit to what was expected of her. She refused to be anything less than what her people needed. I loved her in this book!!

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“Only one thing is certain—protecting a prince might be even harder than killing a queen…”