REVIEW: Claiming the Royal Innocent by Jennifer Hayward

In Claiming the Royal Innocent by Jennifer Hayward, when Aleksandra Dimitriou is revealed as the secret daughter of Akathinia’s former king, she’s torn from her comfortable existence and thrust into the royal world…under the protection of Aristos Nicolades.

Aristos has orders not to touch the innocent princess, but beautiful Aleksandra calls to the rebellious urges that the self-made Greek tycoon thought he overcame long ago.

As the heat of their desire rises, the rules begin to evaporate. It’s soon clear that the person Aristos should be protecting Aleksandra from is himself!

Claiming the Royal Innocent by Jennifer Hayward was a well written romance on one of my favorite tropes–Forbidden romance.

Aristos is an alpha hero and has overcome many things to reach where he is at present. He has his own share of emotional baggage and is still dealing with his difficult past.  Aleksandra “Alex” is a strong, mature heroine who won my heart with the way she handled Aristos. She was caring, and had a hint of vulnerability to her.

The romance was passionate and moves at a smooth pace throughout. The main characters shared an amazing chemistry which made the romance even more believable. Overall, Claiming the Royal Innocent by Jennifer Hayward was an enjoyable romance that kept me hooked throughout. A must read for every harlequin junkie!

Book Info:

Publication: April 19th 2016 | Harlequin Presents | (Kingdoms & Crowns #2)

Found

When Aleksandra Dimitriou is revealed as the secret daughter of Akathinia’s former king, she’s torn from her comfortable existence and thrust into the royal world…under the protection of Aristos Nicolades.

Forbidden

Aristos has orders not to touch the innocent princess, but beautiful Aleksandra calls to the rebellious urges that the self-made Greek tycoon thought he overcame long ago.

Forever?

As the heat of their desire rises, the rules begin to evaporate. It’s soon clear that the person Aristos should be protecting Aleksandra from is himself!