Official Review: Princess at Sea by Dawn Cook
Posted: 03 Oct 2013, 15:57
The sequel to "Decoy Princess" is just as lively as the first. There are a few differences, however. One of them being that "Princess at Sea" is a little more gritty when it comes to the romance, as well as a little bit of torture. If you are squeamish for that stuff, you shouldn't have too much trouble with this book, because although it is there, the author's style of writing leaves much for the imagination.
We also get to know more about the background story of some of the key characters. Jeck, the previous captain of the guard, was just a villain in "Decoy Princess". In "Princess at Sea" we are given the opportunity to see a more revealed look at this man and how he became who he is as well as reasons for what he does.
I would rate this book 4 out of 5
We also get to know more about the background story of some of the key characters. Jeck, the previous captain of the guard, was just a villain in "Decoy Princess". In "Princess at Sea" we are given the opportunity to see a more revealed look at this man and how he became who he is as well as reasons for what he does.
I would rate this book 4 out of 5