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The Royal by Susan Stoker

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The Royal is the second book in the Game of Chance series written by Susan Stoker. It is loosely based on Cinderella - evil step sister and step mum making life a living hell for Juniper following the death of her father.

Step sister is set on finding a royal to marry and she has no qualms at using all tricks available. Unfortunately she's got her sights set on the wrong man. He on the other hand, has his eyes set on Juniper. 

In true Prince Charming fashion he sweeps Juniper off her feet and they start a new life together. Unfortunately the evil step mother and step sister have other plans and things turn rather dark for a while until good wins. 

I believe this book would have more depth if I had read the first book in the series, The Protector, but as this was a Netgalley pick I hadn't. I suggest you do though!


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