Review: Royal Catch - Kylie Gilmore

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Royal Catch (The Rourkes, #1)

Review: Royal Catch - Book #1 The O'Rourkes Series - Kylie Gilmore - May 2019

When I learned that Kylie Gilmore was releasing a Royals series, I knew I had to read it as Royalty is one of my favorite tropes to read about. I guess it could stem from the little girl's dream of one day becoming a princess or in my sister's case when she was little, and people asked her what she wanted to be her response was the Queen so that she had servants doing her chores for her. In Royal Catch, we meet Anna, who has just learned that she has a cousin, who is a Princess. Anna who has had no-one her whole life after growing up an orphan and being in the foster system was all excited, and life was going well until her newfound cousin got into some trouble with her fake ID and is now in jail. Her cousin was invited to a small European country with the lure of receiving an inheritance. Her cousin agreed that if Anna claims it, she can have the rest to help her foster father after she has paid her bail. Anna agrees and finds herself in the country of Villroy. Gabriel is a Prince, and after discovering his father is getting sicker and his time to be King is nearing, his mother has set up a Reality TV type show which is a cross between The Bachelor and Survivor. She has secretly lured a group of different princesses with the pretense they are receiving an inheritance. Each princess now has to compete for the final prize - to become Prince Gabriel's wife. Anna is about to stir things up as there is nothing princessy about her, and her mannerism is American. What will happen when Gabriel falls for Anna and vice versa, and he discovers her true identity? Can this be a first for the King to marry a commoner, let alone an American? Find out whether Anna will finally get a HEA and a family in Royal Catch by Kylie Gilmore.





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