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There’s this way Henry has of listening to the erratic stream of consciousness that pours out of Alex’s mouth and answering with the clearest, crystallized truth that Alex has been trying to arrive at all along. Go buy this book, you won’t regret it.Īlex takes a breath. This was such a fantastic, romantic read. Just as a quick FYI, I would be super interested in reading a Nora/June/Pez poly romance. Thankfully they both had amazing support systems.

There is also some honest, frank discussion about bisexuality and Alex realizing that he has always had interest in women and men. I might have also had a little bit of anxiety about how Henry’s family would react to his coming out.Įven though we only get Alex’s POV, this just as much Henry’s story and his journey to accepting his sexual identity and fighting for his right to be his authentic self within the royal family and in this public life. Alex and Henry are lovely and their relationship was such a wonderful slow burn romance that I was tempted to read ahead at times because I couldn’t wait to see how it all played out. Red, White, & Royal Blue made me laugh, and get a little angry, but ultimately sigh in happiness. In fact this might have been one of my favorite things.

I freaking loved that this book is set somewhat in the future (the presidential campaign in 2020), but we have woman president and our real life current president isn’t anywhere on the political landscape. I loved how the author managed to make this couple’s relationship and the worldbuilding feel fresh and new even though the backdrop of politics and the royal family are so familiar to readers. I loved the snark and quirky main (and secondary) characters and the enemies to lovers and the heartfelt emails sent back and forth with their beautiful historical quotes and the sex in well known settings. Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

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