Romeria of this world is engaged to a king, who she is also responsible for the murder of his parents and seems to be persona non grata. Romy is a professional thief from present time NYC and through some crazy circumstances, she finds herself transported to a parallel universe where she occupies the body of an alternate version of herself, a Princess of Ybaris, and everyone wants to kill her! The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

There are two types of loyal people - one loyal to the throne, the other loyal to the king of that throne. It’s a complex storyline, but a great set up, and I easily found myself lost in this whole new world. Romeria sees no other option and embraces the tricky role of smitten queen-to-be until she can escape, a ruse that brings her far closer to the king than she anticipated and threatens more than her safety.La verdad es que iba con 0 expectativas con este libro, porque últimamente la fantasía se me hace algo “repetitiva”. There were info-dumping and world-building, and it felt like it was supposed to lead up to the "real thing", but whatever that is I'm not sure? Romy is a thief in NYC and through some random acts of insanity, is transported to another time and place where she is in fact a princess being accused of murder. An exciting and unpredictable fantasy story with a chemistry-filled enemies-to-lovers romance, I couldn't get enough of this one, and I loved it!

Romeria knows she traded one dangerous boss for another but this time her world is literally changed for sure. What follows is her journey of finding out who she really is and how she can get home while saving her skin and not falling in love with the king. How do you change that when the obvious moral objections aren’t enough because those in power benefit too much from the current system? After one very strange encounter, Romeria wakes in the land of Islor, and her mission is to take a stone from the palace’s sacred garden, without anybody realising who she truly is. A. Tucker's books and this has been no exception, I loved all the characters especially Romeria and King Zander.While I do try not to compare books but I'd say this has a dash of From Blood and Ash and Throne of Glass into it yet it still feels authentic. It’s unpredictable, with big reveals and surprises all the way through, and I never knew where the story was going to go. Tucker has been a fave romance author of mine for years now, so when I found out that she was publishing this romantic fantasy story, I couldn’t be More excited.