Sweet Agony Book Reviews

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An emotional read. This was a beautiful read, full of feels. Everything hit me hard. Dahlia touched my heart in ways I couldn't even begin to express in words. The writing was perfection as each line evoked my emotions. I didn't even mind crying. But love always found its way, and it did with Ms. Snow who brought the book to the second-best ending. Dahlia, in my mind, belonged to Carter. Hahaha. Complete Carter fan. And now Dahlia's Read the book if you are a romance lover, who believes in true love. Soulmates are a different definition, well written Ms. Snow.

Emotional. In this book we get Dahlia’s story and it is an utterly heartbreaking one. I was glad to see the dynamic between her, Jeff, and Carter even if it was hard to swallow the hurt they go through. Dahlia and Jeff have this soulmate connection and even though Carter has always been her friend when she realizes he wants more than friendship she knows in her heart who she wants, but she still had this one night with Carter which blew my mind. It was hard to read this story when we got Carter and April’s epic love story (book 1) because even thought we all have pasts its hard to see these characters be with someone else even if it occurred earlier in their life. Anyways this story was a good, emotional, read that will stay with me for a while.

Great storyline!!!. I really enjoyed reading Princess and Country. It has all the things you expect from a rockstar romance plus it adds the "brother's girl" trope, which I find to add angst and juicy complications that every reader loves. The book is relatable; it was easy to put myself into the book. Dahlia, the main female character, is stronger than she realizes. She faces problems that real life women deal with every single day. Complete with a happy ending, this book about love and choice would be a great addition to anyone's TBR list.

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A brilliant backstory - just make sure you read Pink and Country first!. I completely and totally adored book 1 (Pink and Country), in the Carter Hills Band series, so I knew coming into Princess and Country that this was the back story, or flash back, telling about Carter and Dahlia growing up as best friends, and how she and Carter’s big brother Jeff, fell in love, got married, had a baby, and totally broke Carter’s heart through the entire thing… We also knew a few other tidbits of information about how this book was going to end - that someone coming fresh to this book wouldn’t know and would likely throw their book or kindle across the room when they find out. Even knowing in advance, it was still a lot of difficult reading. As with the first book, it had Emmanuelle’s brilliant writing and storytelling, but is a far shorter story - and I didn’t want it to end (or maybe I just didn’t want to come to the end I knew was coming, more likely)! It’s absolutely beautiful and I can’t wait to go back to the current timeline and more character’s stories! Thank you, Emmanuelle, for an ARC copy of Princess and Country! Everything here is my honest review and feedback.

Emotionally good. J’ai adoré ce livre. Addictif dès la première page.