HRH Prince Nico is intrigued by the woman he saved on the slopes and her refusal to date him. Nico offers Kat a deal-- let him show her his country and he'll pay her to write articles that will help Monterra's tourism industry. Kat agrees to write the articles, but given her past and lingering distrust of men, she'll agree on one condition, absolutely no kissing.
Thanks to the claims of a jealous British noblewoman and the schemes of a meddling paparazzo, Kat's rule doesn't seem to be a problem at first. But the more Kat gets to know Nico and the people around him, the harder it is to remember her keep-your-distance plan. Kat doesn't believe in real life fairy tales, what she does believe in is having a plan, and Kat's not sure if she's willing to stick with her plan or risk to all for a happily ever after.
Royal Date was a surprisingly good read. When I started reading this book I wasn't sure if I was actually going to like Royal Date or not but I was pleasantly surprised when I did. The beginning seemed to be a little slow but not too bad. And with every new chapter the story got better and better and soon I found myself unable to put this book down. Sariah Wilson really did a great job in getting you to feel for the characters and have you really rooting for everything to work out for Nico and Kat. Royal Date is a book that I would absolutely read again and one that I would recommend others give a read.
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