Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis – Review by Beverly Finnie

Princess of Prias by Courtney Davis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Well Princess of Prias, I’m not sure what possessed me to jump into this book, it’s typically not my genre. I would have to say it hasn’t converted me to the genre but it’s also decent. The author put a lot of thought into the story being told. It’s well written, which was the main reason I kept reading. A book well written if it’s of interest to me or not genre wise, will always keep me interested. Also appreciative of the work assembled for enjoyment. This type of genre definitely appeals to a lot of people, and I recommend all of them to check it out!
L, never feeling like she belonged, finds out she’s not only a different species but a Princess of another planet. It’s her destiny to lead the rebels against Temis and the enforcers. Kind of sounds like something out of Star Wars, right? The problem is does she believe it, let alone believe in herself. Life on earth seems so much easier now.
Locan, destined to return the Princess to her rightful place, is battling. Battling those who feel the need to stop him, his inner warrior, and the feelings he doesn’t want to admit he has for L. He’s a royal guard that can’t happen. Learning to accept his inner warrior is going to be his biggest struggle, because he fears it. What will it make him? His father accepted his warrior and killed his mother in the process. Locan refuses to let that happen to him.
Does L accept who she truly is?
Do they get to Prias without a hitch, knowing they have Jabon and the enforcers after them?
Again if this book is your sort of thing, definitely read it. I will reiterate how the author wrote a wonderful story for all who enjoy the genre!

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