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Kings Queens Royal Blood Book 1 eBook Courtney Vail

Overall this story was entertaining but nothing that I would read again or recommend to anyone else. It was a little confusing and it did feel like the author was trying to put way to many things into her story that just weren’t necessary. Here are some questions I was left asking when the book was done that I don’t feel were intentionally not answered, but rather forgotten. This is merely to indicate that there were loose ends that probably shouldn’t have been there. It will not contain any actual spoilers.

• Why did they actually have to be brothers? I see no point in this or how it added anything to the storyline.
• Karyn’s past with her Uncle is mentioned and we are told what happened but there doesn’t seem to be any need for it. It doesn’t add anything to the story or to the overall character development of Majesty and her Mom (Karyn).
• Punk. I find it kinda strange that it would never be mentioned thru ought the story that one of the MC knows who one of the high school boys is and what his nickname was when they were kids but this is never said, even by accident. Why would that have never come up? Ever?
• I’m still not sure how Warren’s story interweaved with this.
• Prophetic dreams? No place for that in a story that is supposed to be sci-fi, not fantasy or paranormal.

I did like the ending because there was a little bit of vengeance served cold and the hinting at something more sinister going on but it wasn’t enough to redeem the entire book for me. I ultimately decided I did not want to read the next one in the series as there are way too many good books out there and, although this one isn’t bad, it also wasn’t good enough for me to be invested in what happens next. There were some spelling and grammar errors, some worse than others, but still not as bad as I’ve seen.


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Kings Queens Royal Blood Book 1 eBook Courtney Vail Reviews

I liked the book it had me in my toes wandering who it was. The suspension is killing the story was awesome. I will love to read another book like that
Here is the only reason I rated this book the way I did---I read it and can't remember it!! That should give you an idea of how much I liked it.
This is an edge of your seat no holds barred complete thriller. I don't know how many time I thought- that is the bad guy....nope not him...wait maybe....definitely...nope. Total rollercoaster ride. Amazing story amazing book. Buy it!!!!
Kings & Queens, by Courtney Vail, is a YA thriller of the first magnitude. When seventeen year old Majesty overhears two young men plotting to massacre a church full of people. She does the responsible thing and contacts the police. They basically ignore her because she's been hounding them to investigate her father's recent death.

This is a complex novel, full of skillfully interwoven plot threads that come together beautifully in the end. Twists throughout the story leave it unpredictable and suspenseful.

The teenaged target audience for this book will easily relate to Majesty's frustration at being ignored, her boyfriend dilemmas, and her horror at suspecting someone close to her may be involved. Majesty is tough when she needs to be and very vulnerable at other times. Her mood swings as well as her love of baseball will cause readers to empathize with her.

In fact, all the characters in this book have a compelling depth. Even the minor characters have complex backstories, just like real people. Vail's writing style places you right into Majesty's high school as you get to know her classmates and process their actions. Hang in there as you are tossed about a bit-the story will straighten out and make sense if you follow it through.

I very much enjoyed this novel. It's not a fluff read. It takes some thinking to remember who exactly the characters are, but it's worth it. And it has a beautiful cover.
Somebody in this book is planning to do some very bad things. It falls to Majesty to try to figure out who and what.

Her two best friends, Derek and Alec, prove capable and willing to help... maybe a little too capable and willing. As the plot unfolds and clues turn up in the most unexpected places, Majesty wonders if even they can be trusted. She's on her own. And somebody evidently wants her dead.

Kings & Queens is recounted in third-person narrative with an intimacy and conversational style normally found only in first-person. Not many people could carry that off but Courtney Vail does--brilliantly. The reader's right there in the scene with Majesty, pleading... "No. Not Alec." And two pages later, "No. Not Derek." Oh no. What if it's BOTH of them?

While Vail has crafted a first-rate page-turner, her greatest strength is the ability to write living, breathing people. No two-dimensional cutouts here. Even the minor characters come to life... even if it's just before they die.

I really love Majesty's personality. She's tough but at the same time vulnerable, innocent but with an edge.

My favorite character is Derek. I don't want to go into too much detail and reveal the plot but Derek ranks as one of the top tortured souls of all time.

If you're looking for a book with characters you can really care about and a plot that delivers on all its promises, look no further.

You've found it in Kings & Queens.

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Overall this story was entertaining but nothing that I would read again or recommend to anyone else. It was a little confusing and it did feel like the author was trying to put way to many things into her story that just weren’t necessary. Here are some questions I was left asking when the book was done that I don’t feel were intentionally not answered, but rather forgotten. This is merely to indicate that there were loose ends that probably shouldn’t have been there. It will not contain any actual spoilers.

• Why did they actually have to be brothers? I see no point in this or how it added anything to the storyline.
• Karyn’s past with her Uncle is mentioned and we are told what happened but there doesn’t seem to be any need for it. It doesn’t add anything to the story or to the overall character development of Majesty and her Mom (Karyn).
• Punk. I find it kinda strange that it would never be mentioned thru ought the story that one of the MC knows who one of the high school boys is and what his nickname was when they were kids but this is never said, even by accident. Why would that have never come up? Ever?
• I’m still not sure how Warren’s story interweaved with this.
• Prophetic dreams? No place for that in a story that is supposed to be sci-fi, not fantasy or paranormal.

I did like the ending because there was a little bit of vengeance served cold and the hinting at something more sinister going on but it wasn’t enough to redeem the entire book for me. I ultimately decided I did not want to read the next one in the series as there are way too many good books out there and, although this one isn’t bad, it also wasn’t good enough for me to be invested in what happens next. There were some spelling and grammar errors, some worse than others, but still not as bad as I’ve seen.