Scarlet Wilson

After a tough year losing her mom and bills mounting, Holly Yates is in for a lonely Christmas. But when she hears a news report that the small principality of Coronia is looking for their lost princess, Holly is astounded to recognize the baby photo. It’s her! Felix, also a Coronia royal, whisks Holly into her very own fairy-tale including a castle nestled within the quaint snow-covered Coronia capitol and her biological father, eager to meet his daughter. With Felix by her side as she meets the people of her would-be kingdom and prepares to attend a ball in her honor, Holly begins to fall in love, not just with Coronia, but also with the would-be prince. Will the handsome prince still be at the side of this unexpected fairy-tale princess when the clock strikes midnight?

A Royal Christmas Princess

Manda

True romance

I felt a little in the season and then I read this and was pleased I did I loved this book a true fairy tail in every sense of the word it was a little hard reading about the father because my own just passed of the same thing. but getting by that it was perfect

Rachel

I am giving this book 3.5 stars. 

I think this book had a lot of potential that it did not quite fulfill, sadly. The premise that a "normal" American girl could be a princess without knowing it was promising. 

(Wow, how many descriptive 'p' words can I think of for this review?) 

Holly is out with her fellow dog walkers when she sees that there is a prince in Manhattan looking for a lost princess. Suddenly, Holly's baby picture turns up on the tv screen. This is the beginning of Holly's world being turned upside down. 

This book moved too fast for my liking, (shocking I know). I think if this book was spread out amongst another 50 - 100 pages the story would have been better told. The characters should have been fleshed out better, and the plot should have been given the chance that it deserved. 

Overall, I think this book did an okay job exploring what it may be like to live your life thinking you are someone, to suddenly be told your life is not what you thought it was.

A Royal Christmas Princess

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