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Royle Sisters #3
How to Propose to a Prince
If the tiara fits, wear it! And that is exactly what Elizabeth Royle intends to do. After all, if you can't be acknowledged as the daughter of a prince, the least you can do is marry one. When Elizabeth, youngest of the notorious Royle sisters, comes face-to-face with her future husband, a man she's seen only in her dreams, she nearly swoons—especially when she discovers he is a prince. But her ecstasy is short-lived as she quickly learns that the man she longs for is betrothed to someone else—a princess, no less. A lesser woman would give up, but Elizabeth is a Royle, after all. Refusing to surrender her dreams of a royal wedding, Elizabeth takes the position of lady-in-waiting to the fiancée, determined to get close to her perfect match. But the lover she desires is not who he seems . . . and only once she discovers the true man behind the crown will she find the perfect love she's been longing for all her life.
368 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 26, 2008
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Kathryn Caskie
17 books214 followersKathryn Caskie has long been a devotee of history and things of old. So it came as no surprise to her family when she took a career detour off the online super highway and began writing historical romances full time.
With a background in marketing, advertising and journalism, she has written professionally for television, radio, magazines and newspapers.
Kathryn lives in a 200 year old Quaker home nestled in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains with her family, her greatest source of inspiration.
With a background in marketing, advertising and journalism, she has written professionally for television, radio, magazines and newspapers.
Kathryn lives in a 200 year old Quaker home nestled in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains with her family, her greatest source of inspiration.
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October 28, 2016
Un libro muy flojillo. Tras los dos primeros libros, que estuvieron bastante bien, el de la última hermana y el que encierra el misterio de la identidad secreta de las hermanas Royle me ha parecido bastante aburrido y lineal.
La historia comienza cuando Elisabeth, la pequeña de las hermanas Royle tiene un sueño profético de quién va a ser su futuro marido (sí, tiene "poderes" paranormales) y, como sabe que siempre se hacen realidad, no tarda en querer encontrar a quien ya considera su pareja. Y le encuentra...pero no es quién ella cree. En el sueño él es un apuesto príncipe, pero nada que ver. Hasta ahí puedo leer por no hacer más spoiler.
Decir que ambos personajes me han gustado, pero no he visto una relación romántica en ningún momento. Sigo esperando ver dónde la autora lo ha explicado, porque si bien desde que se conocen hay chispas y pasión (ella está segura que es su marido y por eso la gusta y él, bueno, ella es hermosa, anota un tanto por eso), no he visto amor.
Sobre el misterio que encierran las cartas y las pistas que nos plantean en el primer libro...la historia se cierra demasiado bruscamente y aún no me ha quedado claro si todo era una farsa o si es verdad que eran hijas de quien sospechaban pero no se lo han querido decir para no perjudicarlas. A parte de que todos los protagonistas secundarios tenían un motivo u otro de repente para estar con las hermanas, si todo era un plan, les felicito, porque vamos, les ha salido redondo.
Pero no todo es malo, en conjunto la serie es buena. Entretiene, se lee fácil y rápidamente y tiene bastantes toques de humor. Que las hay mejores, sí. Pero para un fin de semana o para lecturas más ligeras y divertidas siempre puedes echar mano de ella.
PD: Me ha gustado que la autora explicara si se tomó alguna licencia y cuánto de lo contado era ficticio y cuánto verídico.
La historia comienza cuando Elisabeth, la pequeña de las hermanas Royle tiene un sueño profético de quién va a ser su futuro marido (sí, tiene "poderes" paranormales) y, como sabe que siempre se hacen realidad, no tarda en querer encontrar a quien ya considera su pareja. Y le encuentra...pero no es quién ella cree. En el sueño él es un apuesto príncipe, pero nada que ver. Hasta ahí puedo leer por no hacer más spoiler.
Decir que ambos personajes me han gustado, pero no he visto una relación romántica en ningún momento. Sigo esperando ver dónde la autora lo ha explicado, porque si bien desde que se conocen hay chispas y pasión (ella está segura que es su marido y por eso la gusta y él, bueno, ella es hermosa, anota un tanto por eso), no he visto amor.
Sobre el misterio que encierran las cartas y las pistas que nos plantean en el primer libro...la historia se cierra demasiado bruscamente y aún no me ha quedado claro si todo era una farsa o si es verdad que eran hijas de quien sospechaban pero no se lo han querido decir para no perjudicarlas. A parte de que todos los protagonistas secundarios tenían un motivo u otro de repente para estar con las hermanas, si todo era un plan, les felicito, porque vamos, les ha salido redondo.
Pero no todo es malo, en conjunto la serie es buena. Entretiene, se lee fácil y rápidamente y tiene bastantes toques de humor. Que las hay mejores, sí. Pero para un fin de semana o para lecturas más ligeras y divertidas siempre puedes echar mano de ella.
PD: Me ha gustado que la autora explicara si se tomó alguna licencia y cuánto de lo contado era ficticio y cuánto verídico.
June 29, 2008
I had a difficult time deciding whether to give the third book in this series a 3 or a 4. The underlying premise of all three books is the possibility of three sisters - triplets- being the secret daughters of the Prince of Wales. This plot running through the three books wasn't one that I enjoyed, so it affected my opinion of each of the books. In this book, the heroine, Elizabeth Royle, has a dream about the man she will marry, and then sees him the next day. The man in her dream, Sumner Landsdowne, Marquess of Whitedale, is pretending to be his cousin, Prince Leopold, who appears to be in danger. Sumner and Elizabeth Royle become attached to one another, but as he is pretending to be his cousin, Sumner has to act like he has an interest in marrying Charlotte, Princess of Wales. Since Elizabeth believes him to be the prince, she wavers between being dismayed by Sumner's supposed relationship with Princess Charlotte and certain that she will marry him as she saw in her dream. I liked Sumner as a hero, but at times his determination to deny himself because of duty became tedious. Elizabeth was a sympathetic heroine, but I became tired of her going back and forth on whether Sumner would come back for her. This was a quick read, and I did enjoy it, just not as much as many of the other books out there.
April 14, 2017
Rating: 3'5
Tercer y último libro. Tercera y última hermana; Elizabeth Royle. Y resolución de todo el entrecijo acerca de su nacimiento.
No sé muy bien qué decir. Como final, esta bien (también algo lioso hasta que consigues poner las ideas en orden xd), y en cuanto al romance de Elizabeth con su principe... ha estado bien.
En líneas generales, son tres libros que se leen con facilidad y sin mucho esfuerzo. Y aunque las historias de las tres hermanas, como ya dije anteriormente, estan talladas por un mismo patrón, las tres tienen sus diferencias y ese algo que te atrapa para seguir leyendo.
Tercer y último libro. Tercera y última hermana; Elizabeth Royle. Y resolución de todo el entrecijo acerca de su nacimiento.
No sé muy bien qué decir. Como final, esta bien (también algo lioso hasta que consigues poner las ideas en orden xd), y en cuanto al romance de Elizabeth con su principe... ha estado bien.
En líneas generales, son tres libros que se leen con facilidad y sin mucho esfuerzo. Y aunque las historias de las tres hermanas, como ya dije anteriormente, estan talladas por un mismo patrón, las tres tienen sus diferencias y ese algo que te atrapa para seguir leyendo.
January 30, 2018
leído en julio 2014
no estuvo mal pero le falto algo...
no estuvo mal pero le falto algo...
December 6, 2017
En este libro conoceremos a Elizabeth la trilliza pequeña y la hermana pelirroja.
Si habéis leído los anteriores libros lo sabréis, pero si no os comento que Elizabeth tiene un don, o al menos eso cree ella, sus sueños suelen hacerse realidad, y no me refiero a que se cumplan cosas que ella desea, no. Me refiero a que tiene sueños premonitorios, a veces sin sentido alguno, pero que al final se acaban cumpliendo, casi siempre.
Pues Elizabeth ha soñado con su prometido, un joven príncipe moreno, y aunque su hermana Anne no se la toma en serio, Elizabeth está convencida que estará casada antes de finalizar el verano. Con lo que no contaba era con encontrarse con su príncipe ese mismo día por la calle y mucho menos averiguar que, el mismo, es pretendiente de la princesa de Gales.
Pues no os voy a contar mucho más pues os destripo la historia, pero debo deciros que Elizabeth no se va a dar por vencida, es una chica que confia mucho en sí misma y en sus premoniciones, así que intentará estar cerca de su amado para poder hacerlas realidad, aunque eso conlleve ser incluso dama de compañía de la princesa de Gales.
Por otro lado tenemos una trama de estado para asesinar al príncipe, obviamente el matrimonio de la futura princesa de Gales es algo muy importante para el país como para dejarlo en manos de Cupido, así que habrá alguien que no está interesado en que el príncipe se case con la princesa que intentará matarlo en varias ocasiones.
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Si habéis leído los anteriores libros lo sabréis, pero si no os comento que Elizabeth tiene un don, o al menos eso cree ella, sus sueños suelen hacerse realidad, y no me refiero a que se cumplan cosas que ella desea, no. Me refiero a que tiene sueños premonitorios, a veces sin sentido alguno, pero que al final se acaban cumpliendo, casi siempre.
Pues Elizabeth ha soñado con su prometido, un joven príncipe moreno, y aunque su hermana Anne no se la toma en serio, Elizabeth está convencida que estará casada antes de finalizar el verano. Con lo que no contaba era con encontrarse con su príncipe ese mismo día por la calle y mucho menos averiguar que, el mismo, es pretendiente de la princesa de Gales.
Pues no os voy a contar mucho más pues os destripo la historia, pero debo deciros que Elizabeth no se va a dar por vencida, es una chica que confia mucho en sí misma y en sus premoniciones, así que intentará estar cerca de su amado para poder hacerlas realidad, aunque eso conlleve ser incluso dama de compañía de la princesa de Gales.
Por otro lado tenemos una trama de estado para asesinar al príncipe, obviamente el matrimonio de la futura princesa de Gales es algo muy importante para el país como para dejarlo en manos de Cupido, así que habrá alguien que no está interesado en que el príncipe se case con la princesa que intentará matarlo en varias ocasiones.
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April 9, 2009
The title is deceiving - he's not even a prince!!! Now how am I supposed to learn how to propose to one??? Story was ok, but one of the two sex scenes was not too sexy...Thumbs down if you're looking for action.
February 23, 2019
I liked this book, but I didn't love it. Once again, I jumped into a series without having read the previous books. Having not read the other 2 books, the "mystery" of their birth felt thrown in and not properly developed - which I think would have been different if I'd read the other books. I liked the characters and I liked that Lizzy had her two premonition dreams, however, fate was used to develop their relationship rather than time together talking. The pace was decent and it kept my attention. I liked that the author tried to do something a little different, I just needed a little more relationship development. Overall, a cute story with a little excitement and a lot of instalove.
August 4, 2020
This is the 7th book off my TBR. I really enjoyed the com kit of this series. I have to say that Elizabeth kind of annoyed me in the first two book due to her outrageous claims and flights of fancy. But, her true spirit shined through this whole book. When her dream was “the prince” she would marry she chased after him with gusto. While he tried to keep himself at arms length he couldn’t resist temptation and love.
Also the epilogue was both sad and sweet. The girls would never know the truth if their birth but they would be safe and happy. She gave them the only thing she could.
Also the epilogue was both sad and sweet. The girls would never know the truth if their birth but they would be safe and happy. She gave them the only thing she could.
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October 3, 2022
"Fate is always on my side."
I definitely liked How to Engage an Earl better, but only because Elizabeth is everything a youngest sibling is that annoys me. 100% sure of her own self and selfish to boot. I mean, when Sumner tells her his real name and swears her to secrecy, it takes her approximately 10 minutes to tell Mercer and like another day to blab it to her whole entire household.
I definitely liked How to Engage an Earl better, but only because Elizabeth is everything a youngest sibling is that annoys me. 100% sure of her own self and selfish to boot. I mean, when Sumner tells her his real name and swears her to secrecy, it takes her approximately 10 minutes to tell Mercer and like another day to blab it to her whole entire household.
September 13, 2025
I am so glad that my sister shared this series with me.
This was the last book in the series. I was disappointed that the story did not focus on the sisters trying to find clues that proved that they were the daughters of the Prince Regent and his mistress/wife, Maria Fitzherbert. The focus was the third sister's (Elizabeth's) dream of getting married to a prince and Princess Charlotte's courtship with Leopold, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield. I got a little bored with the story and wished it moved faster and I did not like the ending.
This was the last book in the series. I was disappointed that the story did not focus on the sisters trying to find clues that proved that they were the daughters of the Prince Regent and his mistress/wife, Maria Fitzherbert. The focus was the third sister's (Elizabeth's) dream of getting married to a prince and Princess Charlotte's courtship with Leopold, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield. I got a little bored with the story and wished it moved faster and I did not like the ending.
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February 18, 2022The most enticing thing about this series was the fact that they would uncover whether or not they were really princesses.
I was hoping that the truth would come out finally but I was disappointed by the ending.
Their mother should not have kept the truth from them. It would have been really exciting if Prudence of Cherie let it slip that they really are who they thought they were.
I was hoping that the truth would come out finally but I was disappointed by the ending.
Their mother should not have kept the truth from them. It would have been really exciting if Prudence of Cherie let it slip that they really are who they thought they were.
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December 20, 2022
2.5
De la trilogía es el que menos me gustó. Otra vez fue una especie de insta love y no me creí su enamoramiento, aunque por parte de ella fue más un capricho. Por su insistencia fue la que me cayó peor de las tres hermanas.
Me gustó el final donde averiguamos que María si es su madre y todo el tiempo estuvo conspirando con Lotharian, Cherie y Prudence para que las trillizas fueran felices
De la trilogía es el que menos me gustó. Otra vez fue una especie de insta love y no me creí su enamoramiento, aunque por parte de ella fue más un capricho. Por su insistencia fue la que me cayó peor de las tres hermanas.
Me gustó el final donde averiguamos que María si es su madre y todo el tiempo estuvo conspirando con Lotharian, Cherie y Prudence para que las trillizas fueran felices
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December 20, 2016
por toda la intriga que rodeaba este libro esperaba muchísimo más pero se resolvió muy sencillo.
Además que el desenlace con respecto al misterio que se trataba de descubrir desde el primer libro tuvo para mí un final muy macheteado
Además que el desenlace con respecto al misterio que se trataba de descubrir desde el primer libro tuvo para mí un final muy macheteado
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April 3, 2022Excellent
Assassination attempts and secrets upon secrets make this book, the culmination of the trilogy, a fabulous read. Cassie never disappoints.
Assassination attempts and secrets upon secrets make this book, the culmination of the trilogy, a fabulous read. Cassie never disappoints.
December 23, 2023
Me entretuvo las vueltas en bicicleta a casa. Pero lo eliminé definitivamente de mi biblioteca.
August 26, 2021
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October 4, 2020
En general me gustó mucho la trilogía y la historia de las hermanas Royle. Estaba loca buscando los libros por todas partes para leerlos seguidos.
El romance entre Elizabeth y Sumner me pareció muy tierno pero, el hecho de que ella andaba siempre detrás de él y Sumner siempre con el "debo cumplir con mi deber" me chocaba un poco pero fué entrañable la manera en que se hizo pasar por el príncipe Leopold para protegerlo 💜 aunque también sentí que apresuraron un poco la pedida de mano y la confesión de él
Él porqué tuvo 4 estrellas en mi opinión fue el final tan rápido que le dieron con respecto al secreto de las trillizas ya que, a pesar de que son libros de romance, uno de los mayores punto fuertes de esta trilogía era el secreto de si eran o no hijas ilegítimas y esa parte me decepcionó un poco, el hecho de que supuestamente era una mentira para conseguirles maridos solo para después hacernos saber que la historia si es verídica pero ellas nunca lo sabrán.
El romance entre Elizabeth y Sumner me pareció muy tierno pero, el hecho de que ella andaba siempre detrás de él y Sumner siempre con el "debo cumplir con mi deber" me chocaba un poco pero fué entrañable la manera en que se hizo pasar por el príncipe Leopold para protegerlo 💜 aunque también sentí que apresuraron un poco la pedida de mano y la confesión de él
Él porqué tuvo 4 estrellas en mi opinión fue el final tan rápido que le dieron con respecto al secreto de las trillizas ya que, a pesar de que son libros de romance, uno de los mayores punto fuertes de esta trilogía era el secreto de si eran o no hijas ilegítimas y esa parte me decepcionó un poco, el hecho de que supuestamente era una mentira para conseguirles maridos solo para después hacernos saber que la historia si es verídica pero ellas nunca lo sabrán.
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August 23, 2012
Elizabeth Royle is convinced she’s destined to marry a prince, so when she meets a man claiming to be Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, she knows it’s Fate. Little does she realize that her handsome prince is a decoy. His cousin, Lord Whitevale, is actually the prince, and Sumner—the real Marquess of Whitevale—is posing as the royal to draw asssassins away.
Elizabeth falls in love with a man whose duty supposedly dictates he wed Princess Charlotte, possibly her half-sister. She despairs when Sumner seems to care for her but keeps getting pulled away for affairs of state. Should she believe her senses or what others are telling her about his need for a political match? She can’t compete against a royal princess.
Her association with the prince proves dangerous when a sniper shoots at them. But even though he isn’t meant for her, Elizabeth seeks to protect him. She has to have faith that he’ll find a way back to her as promised.
Secret identity stories are always engaging. Although the reader knows what’s going on, the anticipation is high for when Elizabeth learns the truth. Will she feel betrayed, or will she believe Sumner’s declarations when he says she’s the one who captured his heart?
Elizabeth falls in love with a man whose duty supposedly dictates he wed Princess Charlotte, possibly her half-sister. She despairs when Sumner seems to care for her but keeps getting pulled away for affairs of state. Should she believe her senses or what others are telling her about his need for a political match? She can’t compete against a royal princess.
Her association with the prince proves dangerous when a sniper shoots at them. But even though he isn’t meant for her, Elizabeth seeks to protect him. She has to have faith that he’ll find a way back to her as promised.
Secret identity stories are always engaging. Although the reader knows what’s going on, the anticipation is high for when Elizabeth learns the truth. Will she feel betrayed, or will she believe Sumner’s declarations when he says she’s the one who captured his heart?
October 19, 2011
This was really cute. I didn't realize it was the last book in a series when I got it through bookswap, but it made me want to read the rest of the series anyway. I though it was different, that the author made it known from the beginning that Sumner was not actually the prince. One thing that did strike me as odd though, was when she was staying with the Princess and everyone knew Sumner was no the Prince except for Elizabeth. Elizabeth was still actively pursuing him even though she knew Prince and Princess were most likely going to marry. The Princess knew that Elizabeth liked Sumner, so why didn't it bother her that Elizabeth would go behind the Princesses back and try to pursue her future husband. That didn't seem right, the Princess was too selfish to be ok with that in my opinion.
I also didn't like the very end. The girls were told a lie, and I think they should have been told the truth. Their mother was still living and keeping tabs on them. I think they should have been given the opportunity to know her.
I also didn't like the very end. The girls were told a lie, and I think they should have been told the truth. Their mother was still living and keeping tabs on them. I think they should have been given the opportunity to know her.
October 8, 2019
La trama que tenía esta serie de las hermanas Royle me intrigaba mucho. No se sabía si el secreto de su nacimiento sería por fin revelado ni cómo serían las circunstancias para que eso sucediese, y tampoco qué pasaría después de ello... Todo iba bien, hasta que llego ésta historia con la menor de las hermanas.
La trama principal se basó más en la "obsesión" (o capricho) de Elizabeth; porque había soñado que se casaría con su "príncipe", específicamente del mismo príncipe con el que un día se topo; así sucedería sin importar nada, porque sus sueños siempre se hacían realidad, literal. Su "príncipe", sin embargo oculta un secreto que no le permite ser completamente feliz con Elizabeth.
La autora terminó la historia un tanto bien para Elizabeth y su "príncipe", pero el final para el secreto de ella y sus hermanas fue muy precipitado, con un "no importa de quién sean hijas, son felices y eso es lo que importa" ¬¬ Me dejó a deber mucho, además que la actitud de Elizabeth me desespero en ratos.
En fin, una decepción.
La trama principal se basó más en la "obsesión" (o capricho) de Elizabeth; porque había soñado que se casaría con su "príncipe", específicamente del mismo príncipe con el que un día se topo; así sucedería sin importar nada, porque sus sueños siempre se hacían realidad, literal. Su "príncipe", sin embargo oculta un secreto que no le permite ser completamente feliz con Elizabeth.
La autora terminó la historia un tanto bien para Elizabeth y su "príncipe", pero el final para el secreto de ella y sus hermanas fue muy precipitado, con un "no importa de quién sean hijas, son felices y eso es lo que importa" ¬¬ Me dejó a deber mucho, además que la actitud de Elizabeth me desespero en ratos.
En fin, una decepción.
December 3, 2012
Read this delightful historical romance, How to Propose to a Prince, by author, Kathryn Caskie.
This was a very fast paced and easy to read book. I enjoyed all the little historical tidbits, and I appreciated the factual elements that the author injected.
I thought the characters were sweet, and the seduction spicy. I certainly look forward to reading more from Kathryn Caskie.
This was a very fast paced and easy to read book. I enjoyed all the little historical tidbits, and I appreciated the factual elements that the author injected.
I thought the characters were sweet, and the seduction spicy. I certainly look forward to reading more from Kathryn Caskie.
May 10, 2014
I'd read the two previous books in the series some time ago and couldn't remember the story line very well. This book assumed that you had read them quite recently, so I was a bit lost about who people were for parts of the book since she didn't redevelop them. Also, the character development was off. Sumner was posing as Prince Leopold, so I was confused who was who sometimes -- was it the real Sumner or the real Leopold? Also, all of a sudden they were in love, and I wasn't really sure how it happened. I give it three stars though because I can't give it 2.5.
November 10, 2010
This was fine. Nothing special, but nothing awful either. I know that part of my problem with this book is that it is the third in a series and I did not read the other two. However, I have no intention of going back to the first two. I did not find the premise all that interesting and I wasn't too fond of the author's style. There are plenty of romance writers whose stories I have enjoyed more.
January 5, 2013
Of the three books this one was just eh for me. I was not really feeling the story and found it dragged alot.
I did like the end when all three couples came together to finally solve the mystery of their parentage. I must admit I still do not full understand the whole thing. It was rather confusing.
Still a nice way to kill time and an interesting series. Some nice steamy scenes to keep you attention!
I did like the end when all three couples came together to finally solve the mystery of their parentage. I must admit I still do not full understand the whole thing. It was rather confusing.
Still a nice way to kill time and an interesting series. Some nice steamy scenes to keep you attention!
May 29, 2013
I liked this book, but not as much as book 2. Sumner was dreamy, but I think it's a dumb name and had a hard time swooning over him because of it. However, I did enjoy this book. The one thing I did not like (aside from his name) was that the girls were told that they are not Prinny's like they had thought and then finding out that they are in fact his royal children but that their mother did not want to tell them! Despite being irritated with that, I really enjoyed this trilogy.
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September 24, 2010
The heroine dreamed about the man she would marry, but I could not determine her reason to LOVE him. The majority of the book focused on the deception, which, with the tiniest bit of perception on the part of the heroine, could have been seen through. She was blinded by her premonition and stayed that way throughtout the entire book.
Where is the love????
Where is the love????
May 17, 2008
This conclusion to the Royle Sisters books neatly tied up the story and was the best of the three books. The story was full of mistaken identity that lasted the entire 354 pages. It was a bit tiresome, but at least did resolve satisfactorily.
August 8, 2008
Romance I love it, I liked the story and the fact that she got her man in the end. But I felt that the romance story was rushed and more could have been told and the author left us with a twist. Maybe she'll write a 4th novel someday.
March 11, 2016
Me parece que le falto emoción, por momentos sentía que empezaba a engancharme la historia pero despúes como que perdia su esencia, y el final estuvo demasiado malo, tantos enigmas que se iban resolviendo que de pronto todo quede en nada puff.
May 5, 2016
Cierra la trama de la ascendencia de las hermanas Royle, pero lo encontré el más flojo de la serie. Tiene un final de aceptable, pero la historia de esta hermana es la que menos me gustó y le falta la parte cómica que tenían los otros dos.
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