Scandalous Prince by Rachel Van Dyken

So, for those of you who are new to my blog here, let me give you some background info. My bestie and I run a romance book blog called Two Girls with Books. You can check it out here. Sometimes we write these long, rambling reviews, sometimes it's short and sweet - or maybe that's just me that rambles 😂. We are fortunate enough to get some really great books before they're released to the public to review.

At the beginning of the week I got a copy of Scandalous Prince by Rachel Van Dyken. This is the second book in her new series, Mafia Royals, which is a spinoff of her Eagle Elite series. Don't worry if you haven't read Eagle Elite, I haven't either. So, I am jumping into Mafia Royals without knowing anyone LOL But truly, you don't need to read them, she gives you some background information on the Eagle Elite people - they're all grown up here and are parents!

Well, I read Scandalous Prince and ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! I really didn't doubt that I would since the previous books, Royal Bully and Ruthless Princess, had me all wrapped up and loving this world. These are SUPER angsty, but super romantic, and a little bit funny and everything I love in a book. In this one Breaker and Violet just about killed me! I cried more than once so make sure you have your tissues ready when you read it! I can't wait until the next book comes out. If you read this, drop me a comment and let me know what you think!

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