I have so many feelings (mostly negative) about this book. For my full, non-spoiler review: https://christianlovingbooks.blogspot.com/2020/02/how-to-catch-prince-review.htm...
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Rachel Hauck wraps up her Royal Wedding series with a witty yet poignant, modern yet historical, sweet yet sassy love story between Prince Stephen and heiress Corina del Rey. When the movie about King Stephen I, lauded ancestor to the current Brighton royal family, debuts, Corina's editor sends her to scoop an interview with the star—and anything else she can uncover. But Corina's hiding a secret, one that a visit to Brighton will threaten. Prince Stephen, nursing an injured ankle and a wounded soul, must confront his past before he can truly move on with his future. Together, they emit sparks, both witty and romantic. The author adds some mystical elements which actually work (i.e., they aren't corny), while the heavy themes of war, loss, and forgiveness give this romance an unusual depth and reality. It's always good to see King Nathaniel and his American queen, Susanna, of course, and other secondary characters fill out the story quite nicely. Sometimes trilogies lose their momentum, but Brighton's story wraps up with a satisfying flourish!

I have so many feelings (mostly negative) about this book. For my full, non-spoiler review: https://christianlovingbooks.blogspot.com/2020/02/how-to-catch-prince-review.htm...
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This was a good conclusion to the trilogy. I enjoyed the suspense of this story. It kept my attention better than the first two books. ( )

It is a present day princess fairy tale story, so if things seem to good to be true, remember it is a fairy tale story and just enjoy! This story for me was just endearing and special and I liked it slightly more than the other stories in this series. Can easily be a stand alone book, but the 'Royal Wedding Series' is so good I encourage you to read them in order because you will occasionally meet people from the other stories in this one.

Corina Del Rey thought her dream life ended 5 years ago when her twin brother died in the war and her secretly married prince husband asked for an annulment. Now she is just existing, trying to find meaning to her life. But Prince Stephen of Brighton comes back into her life and tells her the annulment never went through and he needs her to sign the papers and be done with their marriage once and for all. Corina won't sign until she finds out the details of her brother's death. That is the one thing Prince Stephen can't (or won't) give her and the one thing he can't get over. The problem here is that both parties still love each other, but there is a lot of "stuff" that needs to come out in the open and hurts need to be dealt with and forgiveness found before these two can get back together. Corina is told to "love well" and she does such a good job of doing that. I loved watching this beautiful romance re-ignite between these two very precious people. With a little 'heavenly help' Corina will learn 'how to catch a prince' all over again. ( )