Royal Family

A Royal Romance Series, Book 4

De: Jenny Frame

Narrado por: Keira Grace

Duración: 8 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

For Veronica Clayton, the sudden death of her mother has turned her naturally bright and happy-go-lucky view of the world bleak. As the police protection officer for the queen’s children, she has purpose, but for the next six months, the queen’s family is the focus of a documentary on royal life. The last thing Clay wants is a camera pointed in her face.

Katya Kovach, a refugee to Britain, knows all about death and grief. She saw her family shot in front of her and has never recovered from those dark memories. Now trained at London’s most prestigious childcare school, she’s happy as the nanny to Queen Georgina and Queen Bea’s children.

Clay is usually good-natured, but the rule-oriented Katya is not only a pain, but annoyingly beautiful, and they find themselves facing the awkward reality that everyone else is a couple except them while their every move is being filmed. Loss has defined both their lives, but guarding their hearts may prove to be the biggest heartbreak of all.

©2021 Jenny Frame (P)2020 Bold Strokes Books Inc

At long last

Every time a book of this series comes out i know that I will enjoy it. I am waiting for Holmark to adopt it to a film. Don’t you think it is time to make a film out of these books?

good

I loved the story but I think they should have gotten someone with a real British accent to read it because it took awhile to get used to. some of the characters didn't sound right.

Wonderful tale to the Royals by Jenny Frame

Thank you Jenny Frame for capturing another great read and romance/royalty focused book. If was lovely to hear the book. I hope you continued to write about George, Bea, and all the royals ...maybe next time we could see how George and Bea handle teenage princesses and dealing with Royalty who are not so good of character...maybe even bring Julian back for a bit or his sister...vicki .....love to see more of George and Bea....thanks again for a wonderful read...

Another beautiful calibration of Jenny Frame & Keira Grace

Have been looking forward to book being released and was excited to see it pop up early with Keira Grace attached. Royal Family is another great addition to the series. Especially enjoyed hearing updates from other charters in the series. Katya story is a good one. Total worth the purchase. Jenny Frame and Keira Grace never disappoint.

Excellent series!

Outstanding research, or, insider knowledge? Either way, this series is royal all the way, with the custom, etiquette and duties well defined. I love all the characters. Even the evil ones are well written. So much love, so much family, so much gay!
Highly recommended!

A Marvelous Addition To Royal Series

Queen George and Queen Bea need a new nanny that they can trust not to sell private moments with the press. Katya Kovach refugee to Britain watch her family die at the hand of rebel soldiers. Hidden by George’s father she has trained as a nanny and given the position. Veronica Clayton is the protection officer for the two princesses. A journey to protect, serve and defend. Great performance. Recommend.

Excellent series !!

It was great to catch up with MC from the other books and see how their lives are progressing. Jenny Frame does a great job making you fall in love with her characters. Clay and Katya’s story is a beautiful one. I also loved the narration done by Keira Grace. Excellent series! Looking forward to seeing what comes next!

no epilog

I thing that proper ending would have did this series justice. I loved it but yeah I wanted an epilog

Such a great story

Once again I am so in love with Jenny Frame's books. I was hesitant to get this book as the narration is something you have to get use to. however , Ms. Grace did a good job for most of the story line.
if you haven't read the other three book in this series, you might be a bit lost with some of the recurring characters. so I suggest you buy them all. you won't regret it.

Worst narrator I’ve heard

It was an injustice to the story that I couldn’t stop thinking about how bad the narrator was the whole time. It was like listening to a newscast. A book set in England does better with someone who has an accent. Hard to follow the previous books in the series with this one.