Nine years ago, His Highness Randheer Singh Shekhawat broke Princess Diya Sisodia’s heart, and the betrayal almost destroyed her. Nine years later, she's built a life and a career for herself that has no place for love. No place for him.
When life turns on her, Diya finds herself back right where she began. About to be married to the man of her childhood dreams. But those dreams turned into nightmares a long time ago, thanks to Dheer.
Marrying him will protect the life she has carved out of her pain and tears but at what cost? He might think they can pick up right where they left off, but Diya swears to make him pay for every tear she has shed because of him.
“Fasten your seatbelt, Your Highness. The rest of your life is going to be miserable.”
All he wants is her.
Nine years ago, Diya was sunshine. His sunshine. Today, she's the storm. An elite supermodel, sought after by designers all over the world, she has the world at her feet. And him too, though she doesn't know it. When Diya gets into trouble, it's Dheer who rides in on his trusty steed to save the day. Except, Diya wants nothing to do with him or the fake marriage he proposes. But when push comes to shove, she has no option but to accept his offer of help.
When fake starts feeling all too real, Dheer is forced to admit that he wants to be tied to Diya for eternity. But memories of his past betrayal keep getting in the way of their love.
Will Diya ever find out the reason behind Dheer's betrayal? And will his truth wipe out years of pain and heartbreak? Or are the two of them destined for a marital bed strewn with thorns?
Will the princess allow her prince to redeem himself? To find out, read A Royal Redemption.
Maybe I’m just being too petty on behalf of the fmc over what happened and what the mmc did to her. Don’t get me wrong, I liked the fact that she pushed through and made something out of herself after being humiliated by witnessing the love of her life bringing another woman to her birthday party and announcing the ow as his fiancee. After being thrown in a difficult situation and being forced to marry him, I still applauded her for not being a doormat for him but I HATED that she turned to a putty mess everytime he kissed her. Like, wake up woman! He crushed your heart and insulted your love for him and it was another nine whole damn years until he had to make amend again.
I didn’t care that there’s a supposedly good reason for his action but you don’t bring another woman to the birthday party of the woman you love. Period. And announcing that other woman as your fiancee and embarrassing the woman you love on the most important day of her life????? Yeah, just no.
No safety info on the mmc. He broke up with the ow he brought to the birthday party shortly after and was seen with different women after that. Not sure if he slept around with any of them. But of course the fmc stayed celibate and only got off with using vibrators because apparently nine damn years were not long enough for her to fully move on 🤡
These Indian rep romance books have become a guilty pleasure for me !! Half the time, I’m cringing at them !!
This book moved fast. Not as in they fell in love fast and lived their HEA but as in , it was rushed. They barely spent such less time together. Their relationship didn’t even start properly before they were having sex. From sex they got attached and well .. I really think Diya was stupid in so many scenes. There are people out there trying to kill you and you still wanna run to them ?? She also had sex with Dheer when she knew he was a cheater so no no !! I really don’t like dheer. He was a caring husband and all but his reason and way of breaking up with Diya was horrible. I totally get Diya for not moving on with someone else after that particular trauma. He could’ve just easily broken up the engagement without any drama but nope, he had to bring the hired girl at Diya’s BIRTHDAY PARTY and proceed to announce her as his fiancé plus KISS HER in-front of Diya & everybody else … that’s straight cheating! Period!
The plot with the Goel, or whatever their name was, was boring. It wrapped up so easily.
It's been a long time since I've had such a fun time with a book. The royal redemption was equal parts of funny, intense and romantic 🥰 I have read my fare share of books by Indian authors and now I'm so happy to add this book and this author into my favourites list 😻😻😻😻😻😻 If you trust my reviews then please just please go and read this book and I'm sure you will love Diya and Dheer. I'm currently obsessed with them, so much so, that I have created Spotify playlist especially for them🤪🤪🤪🤪(and I'm listening it on loop, thinking about them 😉😉) This was my first book by Kyra Seth and I'm looking forward to read more especially the second book in this series..😉😉😉😉
I’m currently reading this book and so far liking it. My only problem is why there’s no feeling of guilt or whatsoever from Diya’s mother? Doesn’t she feel bad how much she forced her daughter into marriage and sent her to visit Ayush’s home alone? And even if it’s okay but how can there be no remorse from her after what her daughter went through? Anyways I’m still going to continue reading this book.
Okay, I read it!!!! No matter what I just hate Diya’s mother that’s it! But overall I loved this book and hope next book of Isha and Veer is going to be blast as well.
Nine years ago, His Highness Randheer Singh Shekhawat and Princess Diya Sisodia were in love. And were supposed to get engaged on her 21st birthday. And his betrayal almost destroyed her. Her brother was his best friend and he lost him, his sister is still her best friend and they don’t talk about him. Now, she is a supermodel and he is the ‘Beast of Trikhera’ And now he has to marry her because he has to protect her. Except, Diya wants nothing to do with him or the fake marriage he proposes. But when push comes to shove, she has no option but to accept his offer of help.
The author really created a nice ‘Royal’ aura around the book. I loved the book and the ‘Royal’ tags that went along with it. The characters are well etched and the story seems to just flow. There is an old matriarch and then there is a manipulating mother. The supporting characters, the family members all are likable. Loved the book and am really looking forward to the next one.
"I will cherish your love for the rest of my life. And even into eternity,"
The Royal Redemption Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Spice: 🔥🔥
Tropes: Marriage of convenience Desi romance Royalty Second Chance Romance
I really liked this book. It was a fun fast paced read. I really enjoyed Dheer and Diya’s characters. The writing was pretty good and it was amazing how the author was able to wrap the whole story in just 220 pages and still give us all the drama, romance and tough conversations. It felt perfect.
Dheer was so cute and I loved Diya’s sassy personality. they are perfect for each other.
Though I felt like the ending was quite abrupt. I wanted to see more scenes of the married couple and Dheer grovelling more.
Though I definitely recommend if you’re looking for a fast paced desi romance.
I loved Dheer & Diya's story! Their banter was amazing and I liked the way Diya did not make it easy for Dheer to gain her trust. Dheer still should've groveled more than he did though because what he did not only broke Diya's heart but also destroyed her reputation. Still, I liked the fact that Diya was mature enough not to drag the conflict unnecessarily once the truth was revealed. Overall, I enjoyed reading this book, it was unputdownable and I can't wait for Isha & Veer's story which is up next!
Royal Redemption is a delightful read for fans of royal romance. The adventurous plot, combined with the fiery romance between Dheer and Diya, creates an enthralling story that is hard to put down. The blend of passion, humor, and adventure makes it a thoroughly enjoyable read. If you have a soft spot for royal romance, this book is definitely worth picking up.
Go for this thrilling, passionate, and slightly funny romance! It’s a perfect escape into a world of royalty, love, and redemption.
This book had so much potential for a marriage of convenience, however the plot was so shallow and the book felt so rushed. Not much build up to the marriage of convenience. Diya seemed like a strong character until her life was put up against her then turned into this person who let dheer take the lead. Further the "reveal" of why they broke up years ago felt so flat and not properly explored. I did not feel any sort of shock factor when Dheer revealed this information.
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My opinion is that book moved too fast and in some places i felt there was no logic .And one of the worst male lead , and dumb female lead .she acts like I'm over him because he cheated and but when he kisses she responds and became mushy.The plot was good but it can drag for sometime and leads there is no real understanding between them
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First book I have read from Kyra Seth. I absolutely liked the entire book. It was a quick read but it was something that it was easy to enjoy. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the books by the author.
I enjoyed reading this romance about contemporary royals in India. The story has a perfect balance of love, spice, and villainy. Looking forward to reading the next in the series
Dheer and Diya, both from royal families, were in love long before they understood the meaning of the word ‘Love’. Then, a sudden jumble of events unloaded, and Dheer walked in with his new fiancée, leaving Diya standing at the altar, alone and shattered. Start from this point and dive into the book; I assure you, it will be an enjoyable experience.
Friendship, rivalry, love, and leadership are expressed with great elegance. The connection between the horse Pasha and Dheer was delightful, and Pasha’s attraction to Diya was fantastic. This is an excellent book and comes highly recommended.
Prince Randheer Singh, now known as Dheer, had always been a force to reckon with. Resilient, strong, and possessing a charming personality, he had conquered many battles in his life. Yet, there was one regret that haunted him—the memory of breaking the heart of the only girl he had ever loved. Princess Dia Sisodia had carved her own path to success in the world of modeling. Once wearing her heart on her sleeve, she had learned the hard way the perils of love. Determined not to fall again, she built a fortress around her emotions, refusing to give an inch to anyone, especially Dheer. When fate brings them together again, sparks fly, but not of the romantic kind. Both fiercely independent and successful in their own right, they engage in a battle of wits and wills. Their encounters are charged with sizzling chemistry, yet neither is willing to back down or surrender without a fight. As they navigate the intricacies of their past and present feelings, they realize that love is a battlefield where the strongest hearts are tested. Will they succumb to the passion that still simmers beneath the surface, or will their pride and stubbornness keep them apart? Explore the pages of this royal touche book to witness a tale of love, redemption, and the enduring power of the human spirit. In a world where two strong individuals collide, anything is possible, and true love may just conquer all.