A great ending to a terrific love story. As I’ve said before, I absolutely love Alexander and Clara. This book just takes their incredible story one step more.

The challenges that Alexander and Clara face in this installment of their story could easily tear a lesser couple apart, and almost succeed in tearing them apart. At the end of the previous book, Clara has told Alexander’s father that he’s not welcome in their home anymore because of the things he says about his son. This book starts up with that animosity still very much in play.

The king believes his son will come back and tow the line of duty and marry whomever the king chooses for him and not Clara. Unfortunately, Alexander is not about to be swayed. He loves Clara and he’s determined to marry her, even if not having his father’s permission means that his children, if they have any, will be considered illegitamite in the eyes of the monarchy. After the king gets nowhere in his “talks” with Alexander, the king tries to take the information to Clara to get her to change her mind about marrying Alexander. Instead, something Clara says ends up changing the king’s mind and the wedding goes on with his blessing and permission.

Those things along with their love, help them weather the storm that follows, the tragedies that descend. A lesser couple would’ve broken, and Alexander and Clara came close to breaking, but, in the end, they come out even stronger for it. I'm hoping that even tho' this is technically the end of their story, Ms. Lee will include snapshots of them in the other Royal Sagas books. I'm not ready for their story to end!
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A great ending to a terrific love story. As I’ve said before, I absolutely love Alexander and Clara. This book just takes their incredible story one step more.

The challenges that Alexander and Clara face in this installment of their story could easily tear a lesser couple apart, and almost succeed in tearing them apart. At the end of the previous book, Clara has told Alexander’s father that he’s not welcome in their home anymore because of the things he says about his son. This book starts up with that animosity still very much in play.

The king believes his son will come back and tow the line of duty and marry whomever the king chooses for him and not Clara. Unfortunately, Alexander is not about to be swayed. He loves Clara and he’s determined to marry her, even if not having his father’s permission means that his children, if they have any, will be considered illegitamite in the eyes of the monarchy. After the king gets nowhere in his “talks” with Alexander, the king tries to take the information to Clara to get her to change her mind about marrying Alexander. Instead, something Clara says ends up changing the king’s mind and the wedding goes on with his blessing and permission.

Those things along with their love, help them weather the storm that follows, the tragedies that descend. A lesser couple would’ve broken, and Alexander and Clara came close to breaking, but, in the end, they come out even stronger for it. I'm hoping that even tho' this is technically the end of their story, Ms. Lee will include snapshots of them in the other Royal Sagas books. I'm not ready for their story to end!
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Finished Reading March 2, 2015

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Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Erotica, Romance, Suspense
5 stars

Steaming! Hot!
Plus Awesome Suspense.
A few editing problems, but nothing that interferes with the flow of the story.
A true 'Adult Romance'.
I read all 3 in this series.
I am truly impressed with Miss Geneva Lee. I am looking forward to her future books. Geneva Lee goes into my #1 Favorites pile!

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The bones of the story was really good but there was just so much sex in it.
I get that the Hero has some issues with sex, he's a playboy and he has had dark times in his past and that led to experimentation on his part and the heroine has issues due to her ex but it was pages and pages.
Their friend even comment on how much, making comment like them being at it like bunnies.
I just felt the issues could have been dealt with without so much of it and it could have even been a duet rather than a trilogy.
I liked the story set up.
I did wish the heroine put up more of a fight, it was a bit mills and boon, 'he touched her and she couldn't resist'.
She was strong in other areas.
In the series, there is ex drama, both sides.
No intimate scenes with anyone other than the Hero and heroine although he does explain at one point his darker side, which involved sex with a sub, but she asks, the woman is not named.
Lots of family drama.
Story extends over 3 books. ( )