Because of her, I have a better appreciation for the word “Daddy” 🤣. She has Aurora’s trust because Aurora tells her everything except her dark past (for Layla’s protection). I also love Aurora’s best friend and business partner Layla. While Jonathan is like the peace and security to her, she’s a storm to Jonathan. I can’t even imagine what it would be like to live with such a heavy weight within. I don’t blame the moments where she get overwhelmed and makes rash decisions. Sometimes it gets the better of her, but she endured and rises to move forward. She is a victim of trauma and assault (nothing sexual though). Aurora’s vulnerabilities and darkness stems from something I didn’t quite expect. Instead there is something far more negative lurking over her heart. She embraces that she is her own person and that she loves her sister dearly. Unlike other stories where heroines feel less because such comparisons, Aurora acknowledges she is not her sister. Aurora is constantly compared to her sister.
Sweet when no ones looking and ruthless in his way to get Aurora’s attention and to protect her. I love how she is the only one who seems to get that. He’s not emotionless, rather his emotions are encrypted. He is slowly becoming vulnerable to Aurora and this is where you can see where Aiden gets it from. Characters: I didn’t quite know what to expect from Jonathan, but he sums it up quite nicely himself. And I called what happened to Alicia! Dunn dun duuuuuuunnnnnn!!!! There’s blood on somebody’s hands. Nothing seems forced and development is believable. The suspense is well paced and I am thoroughly engaged. “You be mine for x period of time in exchange for your company.” But like the rest of Royal Elite, there is a mystery that keeps you wanting more and blends well with the traditional romance trope/plot. Story: The plot type of the story is familiar. This book is best enjoyed if you’ve listened/read the royal elite series.
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