Go Luck Yourself A Royals and Romance Novel

I said it about the first book, but the concept of this story shouldn't work. Magical human royalty based on popular holidays sounds so stupid but somehow this series became so very dear to me. “Go luck yourself" is a character driven story. It doesn’t take itself too seriously which it has to to work, but it’s never silly. The characters are well written and have a lot of heart and the romance is gorgeous (and sexy). For a book with the Enemies to Lovers trope, the characters even hate each other for about 100 pages which is a lot these days. What sets Sara Raasch’s books apart from other books in the genre is the prose. They are beautifully written. The way the characters express their feelings, both inside and out, feels real and genuine and makes your heart ache. (Which it really shouldn’t considering the book is called Go luck yourself. Like, come on) I adored the characters. Their chemistry was amazing, and the pining superb. The story is a little short on plot (especially the magical portion of it), but I didn’t really mind. I wasn’t here for the “who is stealing Christmas magic” plot. I was here for the St. Patrick's Day shenanigans, disaster bisexuals and bashing of the British. All of which I was able to enjoy plenty of. I have already preordered the author's next book and I can’t wait to read more of her work.

I already loved the first book but the second on was even better. The relationship between loch and kris was really cute. Their meet-cute was not exactly that but for them it was perfect. The two of them need each other and you felt that in the whole story. Once started I couldn't stop reading the book!

The anxiety ridden second prince of Christmas with self-worth issues meets the caring prick prince of St. Patrick's Day in a rather unusual conditions. Frustration leads to anger leads to minor (big) political issues leads to a involuntarily redemtion arc that ends in heart melting fluff. Loved every second of it and will soon listen to the audio book because I need the Irish pronounciation and accent.