My Fair Princess - a review

I'm pleased to post a review of Nona King's MY FAIR PRINCESS. I had time to do a lot of reading during holidays, so expect some new reviews in the coming weeks. (I find I can read in the car no problem, now that I have an eReader - something I couldn't do before without feeling sick.)

MY FAIR PRINCESS - by Nona King

A mythical kingdom, a fairy princess, a lowly suitor and an arranged marriage – everything a good fairy tale needs is exactly what you’ll find in My Fair Princess by Nona King. If a sweet romance is what you’re looking for then look no further. The plot centers around Princess Nia of Alaeria and her arranged marriage to Shamus O’Neill, mayor of a neighboring region. She complies out of duty, but is surprised that the mayor may actually be to her liking after all. The book chronicles the slow but steady blossom of love between the two, with the major conflict being the internal one that the Princess faces as she learns to love her husband. There is a hint of danger from an unknown source threatening the region’s water supply but this is never really developed to the full. Perhaps this will be the center of another installment. Instead, we are simply treated to some beautiful description and a gently developed love that is sure to leave the reader feeling warm inside.

Available in paperback or kindle