*I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Still, as someone who does enjoy the prince meets everyday girl trope every now and then, it was enjoyable. I kept hoping something would happen to shock me, some kind of twist, but it never happened. This entry was posted in Dream Chaser, Love 'em or Leave 'em, Rock and a Hard Place, Royally Lost, Snapshot, Snowed Over, Under the Spotlight and tagged Angie Stanton, Epic Reads, Sneak Peek, Titles, Trivia on Decemby angiestanton. It did contain a lot of the tropes one would expect to find in those types of movies/books like insta-love, focus on romance over deeper issues, not a whole lot of growth.

The plot was pretty simple, very chick-flick, summer read. Through the tour and through Nikolai, we got so much of it and it was interesting. I did enjoy all the historical details that went into this book. Nikolai, I liked him more than I did Becca but there wasn’t a whole lot more to him than princes in other books/movies with a similar plot. One thing I did like about Becca was her relationship with her brother Dylan. A lot of the times she came across as a caricature of an American tourist. Free Essay: My book Royally Lost, by Angie Stanton, is a romance/fiction novel written in 3rd person point of view. I get that not everyone’s dream vacation is a riverboat tour of Europe with their father and new step-mom but the constant complaining and lack of appreciation was annoying. I think I would have enjoyed this book more if I had liked Becca more as a person. Becca and Nikolai end up running into each other during their escapes and then, they can’t stay away. His solution is to just take off for a while and clear his head. Nikolai is the crowned prince of Mondovia with very different beliefs and future plans than his parents. Dragged on tour after tour by her father and step-mother, she and her brother try to sneak away at every opportunity. Becca’s in the middle of a family vacation and miserable.

Royally Lost by Angie Stanton