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In a nightmare.
From Wall Street Journal bestsellers L.J. Shen and Parker S. Huntington comes a twisted second-chance romance between a prince haunted by a dark secret and his reluctant Sleeping Beauty.
Oliver
I don’t usually trap women with amnesia into marriage.
But I guess there’s a first time for everything.
When the woman of my dreams falls into my lap, I can’t help but wonder what else she can do in that position.
She’s here. In my house. At my mercy.
And she thinks we’ve been lovers the entire decade we spent apart.
Briar and I have always been unfinished business.
Now it’s time to seal the deal.
Briar
I’m marrying a beautiful monster.
A crooked fraud. America’s wealthiest bachelor.
He claims we’re in love, yet all I taste in our kisses is hate and lust.
I don’t remember why or how.
But I do remember he’s the enemy.
Now, I’m stuck inside a nightmare.
And Oliver will do anything to keep me in the dark.
Authors’ Note: My Dark Prince is a standalone enemies-to-lovers Sleeping Beauty retelling, in which a damaged billionaire with a dark past and his childhood sweetheart fall in love—literally. It is set in the decadent Dark Prince Road universe.
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I wanted to like it I really did. The other 2 books were some of my favorites that I've read this year but this one just lacked something. The FMC wasn't super likable, she spent the whole time misremembering things until it suited her to remember it correctly. Plus her and Ollie's relationship seemed more based on sex than anything else, I mean Ollie seemed like he really cared she just felt like she was along for the ride for most of it. I felt kind of bad for Ollie. Like sure he probably shouldn't have ditched her like he did but I'd say he had a bloody good reason whereas she was just being a bitch about the whole thing. Did she honestly think that after all those years of Ollie being obsessed with her that he would just leave after they had sex ffs. Oh and another thing...this book is just confusing. It's like they had an idea but kept forgetting about it so either contradicted themselves or shoehorned it in on random places. Like for instance Ollie's sex life - he spends a fair amount of the book saying Briar was the only one that ever did it for him and he tried all these other things to make sex work with others but it just didn't. And then all the rest of the time is talking about how often he has sex or how many women he's been with. I mean I know he's trying to keep up a certain image but why would you do that to the woman you love and are trying to win back. All I wanted him to do was come clean about everything but that never seemed to really happen, it was just glossed over. Ollie only being attracted to Briar could have been a great opportunity to bring some asexual (demisexual) representation into the romance genre but the whole thing was just....nothing. And it's not just Ollie that got this treatment Briar did as well. I still have no idea or Cameron Cooper is her bio father or not. Like it says they have a DNA match but then like 2 paragraphs later she asks why he kept looking for her if she wasn't his daughter. Like WTF? It felt like the authors had thought out and planned the first part of the book but then had no idea where to go after that and it just kind repeated and trailed off. I struggled so hard to finish this book and it makes me not want to read anything else they write which is a shame because I really liked the first and second books in this series.
