Fighting with the Infuriating Prince by Elizabeth LennoxMy rating: 2 of 5 stars
I have enjoyed Miss Lennox's short romances before, but this one was quite disappointing.
CONTAINS SPOILERS
First off, the male protagonist, Prince Tasir, was not very romantic. He was more of a bully than a romantic hero. I completely understand the concept of dominating males and how they are romantic ( hello Gideon Cross), but Tasir was just downright rude, offensive and completely annoying. More often than not, it felt like she was being forced to have sex. He would have gotten some point if he had atleast changed something in his attitude at the end of the book, but nope. Nada.
I actually liked Princess Jalayla, she was a strong, fiery, independent woman with good morals and all for eradication of poverty in her country. But Miss Lennox completely ruined it by making her look like an trembling virgin who does his bidding in the blink of an eye.
And the end was the most disappointing. I would have overlooked everything else if not for the ending. Characters are meant to be imperfect.
But I expected much more to reluctance on her part and something redeemable on his. But it was all just rushed and was oven in like two pages and just abruptly pushed you to the second book.
Like I said it was not one of Miss Lennox's best novellas.
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