Review: Lady in Training - Part #2 - Elizabeth Stevens
Review: Lady In Training - Part #2 I'm No Princess Series - Elizabeth Stevens - December 2018
Lady Tatiana aka Anya is back
and she is still causing mayhem and chaos, no matter how hard she tries not
too. Unlike her older sister Lia it has taken Anya a lot more time to pretend
and learn to be the perfect royal and now with rumors of her dating all three
princes and possibly marrying one, it seems like she is destined to stay in the
spotlight as the uncouth royal. Anya still has a lot to learn but with the
rumours of her marrying Prince Nico things are difficult especially since Nico
isn't doing anything to ward off the rumors, in fact, he is adding fuel to the
fire as he insists on escorting her to events and hanging out with her whenever
he can and in public too as they have a tumble and fall moment while
ice-skating. During this time, we also witness Anya's moments with the youngest
prince and the one closer to her age Dmitri. He is to Anya the one person who
can bring out the worst in her and she does the same to him, though there are
sizzling heat and chemistry between the pair. What will happen though when the
Marquis companion Amanda rocks up and is suddenly a potential engagement for
Dmitri and won't let anyone not even Anya stand in her way of getting what she
wants - the crown and marrying the Prince of Gallryr. I also enjoyed the family
dynamics in this book as Anya and Lia's mother came over from Australia for a
visit during the Christmas and New Year break. This part reminds me of the
movie What A Girl Wants when the main character Daphne's mother Libby comes to
the Castle for the final ball and is reunited with Henry Dashwood her old-ex
and the one person she ever loved. I am now looking forward to reading the next
parts in the I'm No Princess Series and seeing what other mischief and mayhem
that Tatiana aka Anya will get up to and eventually which brother she will end
up with. Lady in Training is the perfect read for fans of YA series The
Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot.
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