And so, Romy takes on the role of Princess Romeira and play Islor's smitten Queen-to-be which brings her closer to the King who despises her with every fiber of his being.

I didn't particularly cared for the romance, but that's probably because Zander was not particularly unforgettable to me. Political intrigue, sexual tension, slow burns, the most perfect enemies to lovers and swoony kings! Hay escenas 🌶️ pero no en exceso y para nada quitan protagonismo a la historia (cosa que he agradecido 😝). Then she's approached by a beautiful, mysterious woman who comes for her, and soon she's trading one dangerous life for another as she's thrust into a new, ruthless world where she's the enemy. What would you do if you were suddenly put in a new world where you don’t know anyone but everyone ‘knows’ you because your doppelgänger seemingly murdered some important people right before you showed up.Zander is broody, serious and extremely loyal to his kingdom and his responsibility to it’s inhabitants. The romance is there, but not, and while there is certainly enough to keep romance readers satisfied, we know that it is just a hint of what is to come for these two, and I’m so excited to see how their story unfolds.

It's also a slow burn romance, two people from two different worlds and kingdoms are puppets to a prophecy. Your heart bleeds too much for the plight of mortals, and you seem willing to challenge anyone who doesn’t bleed the same. Romeria knows she traded one dangerous boss for another but this time her world is literally changed for sure.If you love a slow burn fantasy that really takes the time to pay attention to world building then this is for you. Interesting world, characters you’ll love (but also some you’ll hate) and I cannot wait to see what comes next.

When truths are at long last revealed will she survive or will everything around her crumble to ruins? I had so many theories about what was going to happen and I loved it because it kept my head focused and constantly stimulated with the challenge.There are scenes that made me smile and laugh, others that made my heart ache, and moments that shocked or had me on the edge of my seat.

This book takes place in the modern world before you reach a point where it shifts to a fantastical setting. While I may not be guilty, Princess Romeria is, and that’s the only person they see when they look at me. However, I personally didn’t mind this as the political intrigue, the complex characters, excellent storytelling and amazing world and world building kept me captivated. There are two types of loyal people - one loyal to the throne, the other loyal to the king of that throne.You will really love Romeria, who is a mastered thief and is chosen to go to a different realm of opposing thrones and magic! But her life is upended when she accepts a job offer from a mysterious woman by the name of Sophie, and soon finds herself in a whole new world. it was a little overwhelming at some point but I’m exciting to read the rest , and how everything will unroll. Zander gives her a choice: life in a cell, or an acquittal of all charges in exchange for her help in exposing the growing plot against him.