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last updated Dec 07, 2020 06:26AM
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Christmas Prince is a wonderful holiday story. Prince Rafe and museum curator Marc have amazing chemistry and the entire story is a joy to read. From the opening at an auction to the epilogue I was entranced. Ms. Scott provides amazing descriptions of the surroundings and it is very easy to fall into this fairy-tale land of Montaunoit. If you enjoy Christmas stories, this is one to not miss.
Prince Raphael can be....a stinker.
Marc, who is a curator at a museum is very serious about his job and VERY serious about lot 89 that is coming up at the auction they are both attending
The Prince wants to see the fire in Marcs eyes so he bids against him for lot 89. Not knowing or caring what's in it, just that Marc wants it..back to the "fire in his eyes" point. The Prince wins, Marcs eyes do indeed have fire in them and we are.....off to the races!
As the story progresses and we meet, see an ...more
Marc, who is a curator at a museum is very serious about his job and VERY serious about lot 89 that is coming up at the auction they are both attending
The Prince wants to see the fire in Marcs eyes so he bids against him for lot 89. Not knowing or caring what's in it, just that Marc wants it..back to the "fire in his eyes" point. The Prince wins, Marcs eyes do indeed have fire in them and we are.....off to the races!
As the story progresses and we meet, see an ...more
It was great that the angel was a real part of the story here, and I liked the family and holiday feeling.
Since I have been watching quite a few Hallmark Christmas movies this year, I kept picturing how well The Christmas Prince would fit in with the Hallmark theme. We have the prince who's just a bit of an ass at first, the hero(ine) who is competent and business-like but is attracted to said prince, the serious family retainer with the heart of gold, and the royal family who are foreboding at ...more
Since I have been watching quite a few Hallmark Christmas movies this year, I kept picturing how well The Christmas Prince would fit in with the Hallmark theme. We have the prince who's just a bit of an ass at first, the hero(ine) who is competent and business-like but is attracted to said prince, the serious family retainer with the heart of gold, and the royal family who are foreboding at ...more
A sweet and hot story.
RJ Scott is one of my absolute favorite M/M authors and her Christmas books have all been wonderful; Christmas Prince is a great addition to her list.
Marc and Raphael are made for each other but Raphael has to learn that it can be forever and not just a temporary thing. I loved how Marc was not intimidated by Raphael's aristocracy and didn't really hesitate to speak his mind and let him know when he was out of line.
RJ's beautifully descriptive writing painted a stunning por ...more
RJ Scott is one of my absolute favorite M/M authors and her Christmas books have all been wonderful; Christmas Prince is a great addition to her list.
Marc and Raphael are made for each other but Raphael has to learn that it can be forever and not just a temporary thing. I loved how Marc was not intimidated by Raphael's aristocracy and didn't really hesitate to speak his mind and let him know when he was out of line.
RJ's beautifully descriptive writing painted a stunning por ...more
A fictional country with a beautiful castle, a dashing Prince with devoted attentions and a beautiful village of Christmas revellers — what more could you want?
Once again, RJ Scott delivers a lovely Christmas-y tale; this one heavy on romance with a touch of mystical happenings and historical intrigue. The Christmas Prince shines spectacularly in its goal to take the reader away from the real world. The characters are likeable, the setting is breath-taking and the single-minded focus of the prin ...more
Once again, RJ Scott delivers a lovely Christmas-y tale; this one heavy on romance with a touch of mystical happenings and historical intrigue. The Christmas Prince shines spectacularly in its goal to take the reader away from the real world. The characters are likeable, the setting is breath-taking and the single-minded focus of the prin ...more
Book seven in a seven book series. I read this first but I’m looking forward to reading the others too.
The first of my Christmas reads this year, and I loved it. Marc the not so timid nerdy museum curator and Raphael the Prince of the people. Throw in the suggestion of a ghost, a very definite voice that isn’t theirs, a mysterious box of artefacts and you have the makings of a gentle love story with Christmas as the backdrop and family secrets in the front. The epilogue is beautiful and I might ...more
The first of my Christmas reads this year, and I loved it. Marc the not so timid nerdy museum curator and Raphael the Prince of the people. Throw in the suggestion of a ghost, a very definite voice that isn’t theirs, a mysterious box of artefacts and you have the makings of a gentle love story with Christmas as the backdrop and family secrets in the front. The epilogue is beautiful and I might ...more
Part of the multi-author Christmas Angel series R.J. Scott's offering is a sweet whimsical little tale that's perfect for the holidays. Marc and Raphael's journey to their HEA was aided by a little voice speaking in the minds that encourages them the express their feelings for each other. All in all a very enjoyable read.
*I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book * ...more
*I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book * ...more
Christmas Prince is the perfect holiday fairy tale romance! This is a sweet romance full of love, happiness, family and a touch of magic. I was completely drawn into Marc and Raphael's love story.
This is a gem of a holiday romance! ...more
This is a gem of a holiday romance! ...more
Oct 18, 2020
Heather Rawlins
marked it as to-read
Nov 07, 2020
Craig Sharp
marked it as to-read
