The Bridesmaid’s Royal Bodyguard by Liz Fielding

The Bridesmaid's Royal BodyguardThe Bridesmaid’s Royal Bodyguard by Liz Fielding
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ally Parker had returned home to Combe St. Philip after she lost her job at a gossip magazine and took the only job available in the small town cleaning. When her good friend Hope approached her to work PR for Hope’s marriage to Prince Jonas she saw it as an opportunity to get a foot back in a door with a job she was better suited for but knew she’d never do anything to hurt Hope.

Count Fredrik Jensson is the head of security for the royal family and he had been sent to Combe St. Philip to get things ready for the big upcoming royal wedding. Ally is at the top of Fredrik’s list of potential problems for the upcoming marriage seeing how she was in debt and out of her job with the gossip mag. Royal secrets could bring big money to Ally so despite the attraction Fredrik immediately feels towards Ally when they meet he is just not sure he can trust her.

The Bridesmaid’s Royal Bodyguard by Liz Fielding is the third installment of the contemporary romance Royal Wedding Invitations series. The series consists of four books by various authors that follow a story that started in the first book with Hope and Prince Jonas meeting and deciding to marry. With each additional book though the main characters switch to another couple involved in the upcoming wedding and tell their story. With most romance series the changing of the characters means they are great as standalones but this one I’d suggest following from the beginning for the full story.

This particular addition to the series for me was a good one. I immediately loved Ally and her strong will to make it on her own after the set back of losing her job. Fredrik is a bit of stiff character and one that I didn’t immediately love but he did have a story there that warms him up a bit as the book goes along. I will say too on the angst side the author did a great job giving this one the twist of it being the male that had the trust issues instead of the normal female freak out moment you often get. In the end it was a nice addition and looking forward to the next.

I received an advance copy from the publisher via NetGalley.

43 Comments on “The Bridesmaid’s Royal Bodyguard by Liz Fielding

  1. Fantastic Review Carrie!😊 I love when there is a strong lead female character. So many times in fiction they portray the woman as the one with all the issues with jealousy and what not. Thanks looks really great and will be adding this to the everlasting TBR.😎📚

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    • Thanks! That’s always kind of a pet peeve of mine when they just have to add that stupid over reaction moment to throw in some angst in a romance…. either leave it out or make it a bit more realistic, not every woman is going to over react.

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  2. Also I love how your reviews start out with a link to add on Goodreads and a bio on the author. That is a really cool feature. I thought about adding the Amazon and Goodreads links in some fashion but it might be hard without access to an actual computer lately😞

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