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Heir, Apparently Review

Kara McDowell

The Prince and the Apocalypse Book 2

Star rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Spice rating: 🌶️

 


Blurb

An American teen learns she may have accidentally married the King of England, only to end up stranded on a tropical island with him in this highly-anticipated sequel to The Prince & The Apocalypse.

 

Freshman year is stressful enough without accidentally being married to the King of England. Of course, Wren Wheeler can’t tell her Northwestern classmates about that; after surviving a narrowly-averted apocalypse over the summer, everyone’s had enough excitement for one lifetime. Wren knows she needs to move on from Theo, but she can’t forget the look in his eyes when he left her on that island in Greece—and also, he took her dog.

 

When an ill-fated attempt to rescue Comet the Apocalypse Dog turns into a chemistry-fueled reunion with Theo that’s caught by the paparazzi, Wren finds herself under the royal spotlight. Suddenly, she’s a problem for “the firm” to solve, and in order to be protected from the rabid press, she’ll have to fly back to London with Theo. Along for the ride are Naomi and Brooke, as well as Theo's siblings, including Henry, the brother he's spent his life being compared to. But because the universe can’t let these two maybe-newlyweds have one conversation in peace, their plane goes down over the Atlantic, crashing on a tropical island in the middle of nowhere.

 

Stranded with no sign of rescue, the group will have to band together against poisonous animals, catastrophic injuries, a brotherly rivalry, and an ill-timed volcano if they’re going to make it out alive. And, scariest of all, Wren and Theo will have to face their feelings for one another and decide what they want their futures to look like—and if that future will be heartbreak, or happily ever after.

 

Genre: YA Fiction
 
Read if you Like:

🌋 Stranded together

🌋 Royalty

🌋 Adventure romance

🌋 Romcom

🌋 Finding yourself

 

My Thoughts:

 

I really enjoyed The Prince and the Apocalypse so I was really excited to read the sequel and see where Wren and Theo's story took them next!

 

I really liked that in The Prince and the Apocalypse, we got to see Theo and Wren bond and in Heir, Apparently, we get to know both families. The problem with starting a series with a dramatic situation is that the keep the same type of story going you have to create more dramatic situations. The second one is never quite as compelling as the first one. The plane crash felt a little forced but it did create a situation where everyone could bond out of public scrutiny.

 

I was definitely rooting for Theo and Wren to get their HEA. I loved how he was protective of her as well as his family. I thought it was really interesting that all the siblings viewed being royalty so differently. I also liked that the characters could reflect on how Comet Week changed them. I think we often don't realize how much big events affect us until afterward.

 

If you loved the first one I think you'll like this one! It brings back the excitement and high stakes from the first one and throws some new characters in the mix!

 

🌶️- This one includes some kisses but is completely closed door.

 

Thanks to Netgalley and Wednesday Books for providing me with an arc. All opinions are my own.

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