There isn’t anything I didn’t like about this book. Misha is in the throes of hedonism and Charlotte couldn’t be more different than he is. Misha pulls off the domineering, arrogant player better than others twice his age. Charlotte is in the early stages of her training to be a princess.
So the premise of the story requiring this business arrangement marriage is entered into honestly by Charlotte, but Misha fails to reveal his true reasons for agreeing. He uses the need Charlotte has to find a fake husband as a means to make her submit to his demands. The big twist in this book is totally unexpected and really made for a great story.
This is the second book about the three entitled Bratva prince at the Academy and it’s not only every bit as good as the first, but now we have to wait patiently for Lukas’ story. In the meantime, read Savage Heir (Ilya and Tenley’s story), then DARK PRINCE.
I received an advance copy of this book to read. This is my voluntary review.
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