Maya and the Queen

By: Marian Snowe

Narrated by: Lindsey Dorcus

Two women. Two worlds apart.

Maya Scanlon doesn't want a fling. The former EMT's attempts at finding true love have been a self-esteem kick in the teeth, so it figures that the one person she hits it off with is looking for the opposite of "forever."

Sophie Kent is charming and gorgeous, but she's got a secret: she's actually the princess of a tiny European kingdom, come to America for one last hurrah before she has to take the throne. The best she can promise is a few weeks, and that's not what Maya's heart is after. But they have too much chemistry to just walk away.

With desire mounting and queenhood looming, can they keep their promise to just be friends? In a situation that defines "It's complicated," will common sense prevail or will they tumble into love heartfirst?

Maya and the Queen is a sweet, funny lesbian romance with regrettable dates, Ferris wheel kisses, and a royal happily ever after.

©2021 Marian Snowe (P)2022 Tantor

What a sweet story

It was so sweet and cute! I want a book two please with these two sharing parenthood and ruling.

sweet

This story was Sweet with a few moments of chuckles. This story has a spicy tension but no real spice. Recommend this for a light happy read or listen.

A great summer listening

This is a Hallmark story, but with lesbian MC, and I could “see” the movie made of it. I liked the MC writing was good and narrations was good as well.

Cute

There is a lot to live short this story, including belief in fate, and sometimes, how things beyond our dreams and imaginings can come true.

Meh

Sweet, if a bit YA. Predictable plot. Narrator was decent, some voices hard to tell apart. Romance was vanilla...