A Royal Request by Paige Edwards, Book Review

 

Book Summary:

A forged signature. A splintering romance. And a stalker who won’t quit until death do they part.

Rising designer Annabelle Dewhurst is stunned at the Queen’s Garden Party when Her Majesty congratulates Annabelle on her upcoming wedding, then requests an invitation. There’s only one problem—Annabelle’s charming, enigmatic boss and boyfriend, project manager Brodie Maxwell, has not proposed.

Things spiral from awkward to ruinous when Annabelle returns to the Scottish job site and discovers someone has forged her signature on documents that threaten the renovation’s timeline. With no proof of her innocence, Brodie is torn between love for Annabelle and loyalty to the company.

Then the flowers arrive—sent to Annabelle, flowers that aren’t from Brodie but from someone else entirely—someone whose thoughtful “gifts” escalate to dangerous threats.

As Annabelle fights to salvage her career, Brodie hunts for forensic evidence to clear her name. But with a stalker lurking in the shadows, any misstep could spell disaster. And unless they team up to unmask the unknown predator, Annabelle and Brodie may never say “I do.”

My Review:

I have so many good things to say about this story! I loved when Annabelle had the Queen asking for an invitation to her wedding, yet her boyfriend Brodie hasn’t even proposed yet! But that becomes the very least of her problems when she finds out someone has forged her signature on two orders for work. Then random flowers and notes start showing up and Annabelle has a major problem on her hands. A stalker is no joke. Add into the mix that she is trying to figure out her family history to Solider’s Leap and this story takes turn after turn! The mystery, the romance, the dress….ahhh the dress!!! The handmade lace, the Poole tiara, I can picture it all in my mind! There are so many beautiful elements woven throughout the story that made it perfect. I definitely recommend this book to any fan of romantic suspense! Happy Reading!!!

I received a complimentary copy of this 

book; all thoughts and opinions are my own. 

Happy Reading!!!