Royally in Trouble

By: Meghan Quinn

Narrated by: Samantha Brentmoor, John Hartley, featuring - James Joseph

From USA Today and Amazon Charts best-selling author Meghan Quinn comes the much anticipated sequel to the best-selling royal romance, Royally Not Ready. Full of sweltering heat, suspense, and mystery, Quinn surprises you with some twists and turns while also delivering a perfect happily ever after.

I have two responsibilities as the new heir to the throne:

1. Get married.
2. Have babies.

Sure, becoming queen one day is part of those new responsibilities, but as long as King Theo is in charge, I don't have to add a coronation to my list.

That's why I find myself in the throes of wedding planning, pre-wedding classes with my broody, overprotective fiancé, and counting down the days until we can finally say I do.

But with every day we grow closer to our wedding, we seem to grow apart.

Our commonalities are tested. Our faith in each other is questioned. And our safety is threatened. The only thing working? The command he has over me in the bedroom.

I keep telling myself, it’ll all work out. We just need to make it to the wedding day. Except, when the day finally comes, everything falls apart.

We might have made it through the last few months together, but now I'm not sure we're going to make it out of this alive.

©2023 Meghan Quinn (P)2023 Meghan Quinn

Great Sequel

This is a sequel to the Royally Not Ready book about Lily and Keller. Now they are about to be married and someone is bound and determined that the wedding won't take place. There's more suspense in this sequel and I liked it. I kept trying to figure out who was trying to keep Lily from the throne. I enjoyed listening to Samantha Brentmoor, John Hartley, and James Joseph narrate the book. This is a wonderful story.

One where the sequel is better than the first! Duet 👍🏼 NO SPOILERS

I was hesitant to buy this book after listening to the first. While I liked the first, something lacked for me. I’m so glad I took a chance because I liked this one so much more!
The narrators do a great job doing so many voices with enough difference to be able to identify each character!

This is performed in duet, where the male narrator does all the male parts and the female narrator does all the female parts. That is my FAVORITE kind of narration, feels more believable.

There’s definitely some steaminess, as is the case with most all Megan Quinn novels. If graphic depictions are not for you, this might be a skip.

It seems like Megan Quinn never misses!

Real life with the royals!

4.5 out of 5 stars!

I thought Lilly and Keller's story was complete, but this second book shows the other side to the HEA, the everyday struggles, the hardships that come with being a couple as well as all the royal requirements. According to royal tradition, the couple had to be apart before the big wedding. The push and pull of the different activities they were made to do made Lilly and Keller feel like their relationship was more a sham than love. This book was a bit darker than most of the author's books. But the author did a fantastic job of diving into the darker realm. Lilly and Keller struggled physically, mentally, and emotionally throughout the story. After all that turmoil, they get their HEA and all is good in the royal realm.

Samanthan Brentmoor and John Hartley were wonderful voices for Lilly and Keller. I felt the physical, mental, and emotional turmoil through their voices. The addition of James Joseph's voice was great as well.

I received an advance copy of this audiobook at my request and voluntarily left this review.

Meghan never gets it wrong

Loved it. I mean come on it's Meghan and all her books have this great rom com goodness. The narrators are always on point and the story was wonderful. Always puts a smile on your face.

Emotional Roller coaster

I love Keller and Lily. And man did this do the stress of wedding planning justice. This was deeper than her romcoms and I loved it. The ups and downs of this book had me in my feelings.

And man did the narrators do a beautiful job. I read the first one so it didn’t bother me at all that it was a different female narrator. I thought she was perfect. And the full cast effect always makes me happy.

10/10 recommend!