About the Book:
It’s been five years since Avery Truitt and Prince Colin of Brighton Kingdom fell in love. But he broke her heart with no explanation.
Fast forward to present day, and Colin is Brighton’s most eligible bachelor now that cousin Stephen has married. When Avery’s father dies of a heart attack, she puts her life on hold and returns home to St. Simons Island, Georgia, to help Mama with the family restaurant. But Mama misses Avery’s sister Susanna, who lives four thousand miles away in Brighton Kingdom—and is expecting her first child. So Mama insists she and Avery spend the Christmas season in Brighton.
Colin and Avery are going to see each other a lot while she’s visiting. But she can’t forget the way he hurt her, and he didn’t expect his feelings to still be so strong.
Avery is torn between considering a future in Brighton and taking a coaching job in Georgia, and Colin is finally pushed to pursue what he really wants. Is it too late to convince Avery that she is his true love? And even if he does, will she make it to the chapel on Christmas Day to give him her heart?
My Review:
Avery moved on with her life after her split from Prince Colin. The guy was so cruel he couldn't even give her an explanation as to why it was off with the two of them. Poor Avery has to put her life on hold so that she can help her Mama with the family restaurant because her father passed away. Avery's Mama wants to go back to Brighton to visit with Susanna, Avery's sister but this would mean Avery running into Colin.
Colin has always loved Avery, in fact he never stopped loving her, even though it doesn't quite look that way. Colin has always let certain people decide things for him regarding his love life, that is how he got in this predicament in the first place. How is Colin ever going to convince Avery that is love has never waned? How will he convince her to marry him? How will she ever be able to trust him?
Rachel Hauk has written a great ending to The Royal Wedding series. I loved the fact this one was centered around Christmas. It is written about so beautifully that I can imagine being there. If you would like to learn more about this book, you can here. Go to this link for a giveaway.
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the author. All opinions are my own.
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