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The Royal Treatment
by Melanie Summers
EXCALIBUR.
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I picked this up for what was hopefully going to be a distracted, royalty filled romance. Instead I was distracted by one thing that just bleh to me.
I couldn’t handle the Prince referring to his *manhood* as a scepter or Excalibur, over and over again. The first time or two, I shook it off, it fit the theme, okay sure. But the more it went on, the more I was just like…stop. Subtly was definitely lacking for this romance and I didn’t love it.
This did make me laugh at times and it was a quick read. The story was line was quirky and well put together for a royal romance read. My struggles with it didn’t detract from enjoying it. When the subtly was there, I did really like Tessa and Arthur. I thought the moments they were getting to know each other and flirting were cute.
I don’t plan on continuing the series since it wasn’t a total fit for me.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary romance
- Language: some strong throughout
- Romance: kisses / make-outs; a handful of open and closed door scenes
- Trigger/Content Warnings: brief mention of losing a loved one from suicide
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
I picked this up for what was hopefully going to be a distracted, royalty filled romance. Instead I was distracted by one thing that just bleh to me.
I couldn’t handle the Prince referring to his *manhood* as a scepter or Excalibur, over and over again. The first time or two, I shook it off, it fit the theme, okay sure. But the more it went on, the more I was just like…stop. Subtly was definitely lacking for this romance and I didn’t love it.
This did make me laugh at times and it was a quick read. The story was line was quirky and well put together for a royal romance read. My struggles with it didn’t detract from enjoying it. When the subtly was there, I did really like Tessa and Arthur. I thought the moments they were getting to know each other and flirting were cute.
I don’t plan on continuing the series since it wasn’t a total fit for me.
Overall audience notes:
- Contemporary romance
- Language: some strong throughout
- Romance: kisses / make-outs; a handful of open and closed door scenes
- Trigger/Content Warnings: brief mention of losing a loved one from suicide