Teal has endured a childhood that no one should have to, and it has shaped her into the woman she is today. His father wants to see him married and has brokered a deal with Elsa’s father however Ronan is not above some bullying to ensure that she declines the engagement but he is about to find out she is much stronger than she appears. Ronan is the member of the group who always has a smile on his face, a joke to lighten the mood and his reputation with the ladies is legendary but appearances can be deceiving. From frustration, to fear, to excitement to love, we feel every tug to our hearts. The two bring Teal and Ronan to life and let us feel every emotion. Shane East and Keira Stevens narrate this story with an achingly, emotional performance. The two have undeniable chemistry, and they had my heart invested in them finding their happily ever after. Ronan is intuitive, and the depth of his brokenness had me falling for him early on.

There are so many layers to her, it takes a while for us to get to know her. She has them dealing with relevant issues, dysfunctional families and finding love in the most unexpected places. The two have so much in common yet are completely different.

Kent has encompassed so much in their story. These two are broken, have agendas and together find a way to heal. These two are arranged to be married, and don’t realize how fate has stepped into their lives. Dark, gritty, and passionate, Rina Kent has written the story of Ronan and Teal.

Vicious Prince by Rina Kent