Millie can’t believe her luck when she’s accepted into one of the world’s most exclusive schools, located in the rolling highlands of Scotland. And because Millie cannot stand the thought of confronting her ex every day, she decides to apply for scholarships to boarding schools.

While 'the American in Scotland' storyline is still adorable, the romance in this book seemed too fast and we didn't really have the chance to fall in love with this couple.Millie Quint is devastated when she discovers that her sort-of-best friend/sort-of-girlfriend has been kissing someone else. This was a cute story, but I didn't end up enjoying Millie's story as much as I did Daisy's. I'm also hoping that we finally get the wedding of Alex and Ellie! There doesn't seem to be any news about another Royals book coming out, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we eventually get Seb's love story.and hopefully get to see him get his life together a bit, because that boy is a mess! She seems down to Earth and fearless (the girl is the only female Royal Wrecker!) and clearly a match for Brother Seb.

I think it's pretty clear that we're going to be getting a Sebastian story soon, and my hope is that it pairs him up romantically with Nicola. I didn't have the chance to fall in love with Milora (or should we call them Fillie?), so it was more frustrating instead of heartbreaking when they end up in a fight. There is tons of cute romantic tension between them, but the actual time that they're together is really short, especially since they then have a falling out. My biggest complaint with this book is that we simply don't get enough time with Flora and Millie as a couple. More Flora/Millie Relationship-Time Wanted

How does the Queen respond? The press? Flora's story seems very underdeveloped and like a missed opportunity. And while the ending of the book is adorable, I'm more interested in what happens directly after. The Queen is not interested in understanding that Flora is gay, but it's so briefly talked about! This is clearly a big problem in Flora's life and we never really get to see her unpack it with Millie. While still beautiful, Millie has zero patience for Flora's attitude and isn't afraid to say so, which is awesome! That said, we really only get the surface level of what Flora's life is really like. In the second book, the Scottish royals are back, and this time we're seeing the chaos that Princess Flora can bring to a story.įlora was such an interesting character when we first met her through Daisy's perspective, and I really liked getting to know her through Millie. Rachel Hawkin's Royals was the first in this series and I thought it was a cute, light story with fictional Scottish royals causing chaos for the protagonist. I'm a sucker for royal romances! It's so bad, but I'm definitely way to invested in the British royal family and all the drama surrounding them (also, obsessed with the names Charlotte and Archie.

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