As evidenced by her great friendship with Isabel, she doesn’t forget her best buds when things get crazy.

She doesn’t have a particular passion, so she’s always trying new things, from photography to music lessons, to see what gets her going. The tabloids are painting Daisy as some kind of royal-hunter, out to get Prince Sebastian just like Ellie did with Andrew, but there are plenty of people-like Miles Montgomery, Seb’s best friend-who mean to make sure that never happens.ĭaisy is just the kind of person I’d have picked as a best friend during high school: down-to-earth, geeks out over her favorite authors, goes with the flow, and keeps a wicked sense of humor in her arsenal. Now instead of going to Key Con in Key West with her BFF, Daisy is spending her summer in Scotland getting to know her future royal in-laws, including Andrew’s teenage siblings, Sebastian (the UK’s most eligible teenage bachelor) and Flora (the wild-child princess). But when Ellie comes home for a surprise visit with a shiny new rock on her finger, Daisy realizes her future is probably going to include way more weird shizz and about 100% more bagpipes than it ever did before. Before her older sister, Ellie, began dating future-king-of-Scotland, Prince Andrew, Daisy didn’t have to worry about weird stuff like this happening she hails from a tiny town in Florida where her Little Mermaid dye-job is a major highlight. Has your ex-boyfriend ever tried to sell your prom photos to a tabloid? No? Daisy’s has. Were they trying to capitalize on The Princess Diaries fanbase, mayhap? It does get across that you’re in for a fun and light jaunt, so I’ll give it that. After reading the book, though, this cover doesn’t really vibe with chill Daisy or even up-tight Ellie. BOOK REPORT for Royals (Royals #1) by Rachel Hawkinsīonus Factors: An American Princess, Scotland, Future Installments, The Royal Wreckers

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