Scarlet Princess (Lochlann Feuds Book 1) by Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison-Review by Elena Tobar

Scarlet Princess by Robin D. Mahle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finally, a princess that breaks the mold! This book drew me in from the very first page and didn’t loosen its grip even when I reached the last page. Princess Rowan is such a spitfire that her beautiful red hair absolutely suits her personality. She is the complete opposite of what one would typically expect a Princess to be. She is brave and adventurous and outspoken. The authors did an amazing job of showing just how much one mistake can change your entire life. The way that Rowan handled being suddenly thrust into a different kingdom where women are expected to look pretty and keep quiet was fabulous. She made me laugh out loud so many times and think to myself good for her!
Watching Lord Theodore slowly transition to Theo was priceless. He comes across as a typical stuffy, boring jerk royal until he starts to let his walls down and Rowan has so much to do with that. She upturns his life like a hurricane, but one that he desperately needed. Rowan and Theo really bring out the best in each other. I experienced so many different emotions as I read this book and the ending definitely had my mouth dropped open in shock and eager to read the next book in this series.

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