I still dislike her, but she is also my favorite character to read because Lord knows that everything will eventually blow up in her face! While I have been a staunch Daphne-hater since we were introduced to her, this may have softened me just a tiny bit. I wanted to know what was going through her mind when she drugged her best friend. I think I was most excited to read her perspective. All of this is of course punctuated by her ditching her own graduation party to go out with a staff member and have an adventure of her own.Īnd then there is Daphne. We are given an inside look into how she is already questioning those choices, resenting her life as the spare, and even wishing for more responsibility. Samantha, the party girl, is here in full swing, except not really. I think it will play a big role in book three. I did like seeing this insight and their dynamic. Here, she is timid, a bit shy, and head over heels in her crush of Jefferson. She has a bit of confidence and developed her own personality away from the Washington twins.
Remember when we first meet her in book one she is almost finished with her Freshman year of college. We also see the first hints of her friendship with Connor. Here however she is happy in her role, though it is obvious she is wishing to have had a normal adolescence, even a normal college experience. Beatrice is given a lot of grief in the first book about how she doesn’t want to be a royal and how she is choosing her guard over the life she was groomed for. I loved seeing this from her perspective. If you are a fan of the series, it truly is a treat to read.īeatrice is attending a party with her parents hosted by (or for, I wasn’t really clear) the French royals who have loaned out the Mona Lisa. This night is the catalyst for so many things as it is referenced numerous times by various characters. Inheritance by Katherine McGee is a prequel novella to her series American Royals which finally gives readers the full inside scoop of the infamous graduation party night.
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