Rachel Hauck

Royal romance set in fictional, North Sea county.

To Love A Prince

Heather Wood

Ahhh, I am solidly a Rachel Hauck fan. I loved this friends to lovers story about two very likable characters. It was romantic and fun. There wasn't much about faith throughout the book, but you knew it was coming because of the presence of Hauck's usual supernatural character and the fact that we knew Coral was going to show up eventually - and when the gospel did come, Hauck straight up delivered to your face! And it was 👏☝️👍👌💯 YES! I just really respect the way she didn't go vague with her message.

The book was enjoyable because you liked the two main characters. Boy, Daffy had some rotten friends, but all of them were living from a worldview that served themselves and their own interests, and you couldn't expect them to behave differently. I liked the parents though, and the way that Gus' mother found freedom in the truth! It was beautiful!

The love triangle reminded me very strongly of the Writing Desk so I felt like I've been there before, and I was relieved when it ended. What I loved best was also what I didn't like; Gus and Daffy were straightforward and honest with each other (as much as she could be in good conscience) and I love books where the characters are just truthful with each other! But then near the end, Daffy did an about face and refused to talk to Gus because of an assumption she made about him and I went 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️, also because she had just told him all book long not to do that to Coral! Come on, girl!

Speaking of Coral, that reconciliation was everything. So powerful. People need to read this stuff.

Thank you to my library for ordering this one for me!

To Love A Prince

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