“…continues to fan the flames…”
~ Under the Covers

While Iron Princess book 2 in the Savage Prince Trilogy continues to fan the flames, Ms. March delves deeper into the character backstories of the Hero and Heroine. We learn how their life journeys have formed them into the strong yet vulnerable adults they have become. Together they form a couple that delivers so many feels, should their relationship reach its full potential they will be a force to be reckoned with. Temperance is a woman whose strength and resilience I admire greatly as I find that strong women characters are heavily lacking within the romance genre. There is not much I can say as I want this review to remain spoiler free. Never fear lovelies if you do the “right thing” and one click this baby you will get all the goodness yet find yourself truly impatient awaiting the final release just like me lol. If you do not like cliffhangers, I suggest you wait for the release of Rogue Royalty the third and final installment in the Savage Prince Trilogy as Iron Princess does end in one as did its predecessor Savage Prince. Ladies come join me on the dark side I know you will be happy you did.

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I am an “X” year old hotel executive lover of all things romance (It was instilled in me that after age 20 a lady should never reveal her age, lol). My love of romance began with Spanish telenovelas at a young age. I spent great spans of time with my grandparents who did not speak English and became engrossed in the world of telenovelas as they were always playing on the TV in their home. In my teens some of my first ventures into romance were Forever by Judy Blume, Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. With the passage of time when I went to college I read anything that was available in the limited market, and romance section at the local B&N. My first favorites were by Jude Deveraux, Judith McNaught, Johanna Lindsey, Linda Lael Miller, Amanda Quick aka Jayne Ann Krentz, and Sandra Brown.

I go through genre phases at times but will read just about anything romance with the exception of NA/YA which I tend to stay away from. I have read some romances with MM roles however it is not what I prefer unless there is a Menage MMF relationship. The vast availability of talented work by so many authors and all at the click of a button make it feel like it’s Christmas every day and my wallet feels it as well, though sometimes some books I buy feel like lumps of coal in my stocking. I am trying to get on track with using Goodreads so I can keep it all straight. I live for the moments when I can lay in the sun on a beautiful island destination with my family, a tropical drink nearby, and my trusty paperwhite in hand, or just spending quality time with great friends, family or a book on my nook or kindle!

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10 Comments

  1. Awesome review pilar!! I can’t wait to start this series!! Shared on all my socials!!

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  9. I got turned on to Meghan March reading the ‘Beneath’ series. So good! Fascinating characters, interesting plots and a superb job of establishing/describing the Nawlins environment. I skipped the ‘Anti-heroes’ series because I was convinced Lachlan Mount was a complete a–hole. But I quickly picked up the ‘Savage’ series and am blasting through it as soon as the books are released. The waiting tries my patience but it is a small price to pay to read such excellent stories as soon as they are released. Hurry, May 22nd!

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  10. I got turned on to Meghan March reading the ‘Beneath’ series. So good! Fascinating characters, interesting plots and a superb job of establishing/describing the Nawlins environment. I skipped the ‘Anti-heroes’ series because I was convinced Lachlan Mount was a complete a–hole. But I quickly picked up the ‘Savage’ series and am blasting through it as soon as the books are released. The waiting tries my patience but it is a small price to pay to read such excellent stories as soon as they are released. Hurry, May 22nd!

    Reply