Wednesday 26 June 2019

REVIEW - The Marriage Pact by Winter Renshaw

The Book
Release Date: 28 June 2019
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I was sixteen when I vowed I would never marry him.

We shook on it. Pinky swore. Even put it in writing and all but signed our names in blood.

It was the one and only thing we ever agreed on.

To the world, he’s Prince Julian, Duke of Montcroix, second in line to the Chamont throne. Panty-melting accent. Royal charm. Hypnotic presence. Blindingly gorgeous. Laundry list of women all over the world who would give their first born for the chance to marry him. Most eligible bachelor in the free world …

But to me, he’s nothing more than the son of my father’s best friend—the pesky blue-eyed boy who made it his mission to annoy the ever-loving hell out of me summer after summer as our families vacationed together, our parents oblivious to our mutual disdain as they joked about our “betrothal.”

He was also my first kiss.

And my first taste of heartbreak so cataclysmic it almost broke me.

I meant it with every fiber of my soul when I swore I’d never marry him.

But on the eve of my 24th birthday, His Royal Highness has the audacity to show up at my door after years of silence and make a demand will forever change the trajectory of our lives: “We have to break our pact.”

My Review  5 STARS
**My thanks to the author for providing me with a free copy for an honest review**

Another brilliant book by this author that had me wrapped in this book from page one where Julian turns up on Emelie's front door.

There were not many twists and turns in the book, however the main issue the pair had could have been gotten over if they had just talked to each other, but what fun would that be for us the readers.

Emelie is a really strong character and she shows how she will do anything for her family and she does everything that is asked of her by Julian without complaint.

This is a fairly light book with lots going on, however we certainly get a HEA, but not quite the way you think will happen.

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