Royally Wed

Ladies-in-Waiting, Book 2

De: Pamela DuMond

Narrado por: Lesley Ann Fogle

I’m ditching my cocktail waitress gig at MadDog’s biker bar because I’m marrying Prince Nicholas of Fredonia - he of the black hair, blue eyes, and the remarkable royal jewels.

But Nick steps out seconds before our wedding and doesn’t come back. So, technically we’re gathered here today to celebrate the union of two people - but the problem is there’s only one person - me.

Does Nick have a case of cold feet? Are more sinister motives at play? If our royal wedding goes up in flames - can I get my job back cocktailing at MadDog?

Praise:

"I just couldn't tear myself away from it." (Jenny James)

"This romance is a treat you do not want to miss!" (Marie Brown)

"Ms. Dumond has the perfect formula for romance." (Isha Coleman)

Buy this LOL royal romantic comedy!

©2016 Pamela DuMond (P)2017 Pamela DuMond

Couldn't turn it off...Intrigued!!!

I had a lot of unanswered questions starting this book, some were answered in this book & I hope that book 3 will be just as entertaining!! I wish I had friends like the ladies in waiting!! Some parts of this book were a bit unrealistic, but for the most part, it was a fun & enjoyable. I 100% recommend this series of books. Enjoy!!!

Royally Wed

Would you try another book from Pamela DuMond and/or Lesley Ann Fogle?

Yes

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

Fun , fast paced book. No angst or unnecessary drama. Pure fun while listening to the audio book.

I enjoy romantic comedies and especially those revolving around Royals.

Lucy constantly made me smile.

Where fairy tales and real life collide ....

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Ms. Dumond has the perfect formula for romance. Love, laughter and perhaps happily ever after. Royally Wed is short enough to complete in one setting but long enough to leave an impression.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Lucy is a mass of neurotic charm that is hard not to love. You can take the girl out of the city but not the city out of the girl.

Which character – as performed by Lesley Ann Fogle – was your favorite?

Lucy gives clueless innocence a face. She can make a person laugh at her antics while becoming a woman learning what it means to grow up and make her place in the world.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The talk between Lucy and Nick's grandma was a bit uncomfortable but alot hilarious. The sex talk was a highlight.

Any additional comments?

This series is great.

Cute read

I thought this was an interesting book which picks up where the last one left off. They finally worked out all the issues of who is who and who they want to marry. As the wedding comes together and they get ready to say I do, Lucy for the 2nd time but not all goes as planned. Before they can walk in Royal nanna has issues and needs her grandson, leaving Lucy to walk down with no groom waiting for her at the end. From there it is a hunt for a man who said he doesn’t want to marry her, oops sorry I don’t love you, so sorry to bad. But that doesn’t stop Lucy she knows something is up.

The narrator does a good job at narration, at times she does seem child like. She does have great character voices, some of her voices are close to others but I always knew who was talking and what they were feeling. Her male voices were as nice as her female ones. Her tones and emotions were pretty good, I did chuckle a few times. There are no background noises, no repeating of words and if any breaks were taken I could not tell. The narration does give the audio true emotions as she hunts down her man. All in all it was a good listen.

I thought this was a cute listen with tons of drama, cute characters as everything falls apart. Once it all comes together the author puts another twists on the story which makes your mouth drop and then you have to chuckle as your left wondering what else could go wrong for this couple . I enjoyed this but I have to say I enjoyed the first one more.

Royally Addicted

I love this series! Pamela DuMond has the ability to write memorable characters and hilarious storylines. I can’t wait to get the third and fourth in the series!

Lots of Light Relief & fun situations tickled my sense of humor!

Wanted a little light relief from some very heavy issue books I had read. The Royally Wed: Ladies-in- Waiting & the one before it were just what I needed!

a bit short

a bit on the short side not much to it kind of predictable wish there was more to it

My Thoughts on Royally Wed

Book 2 in this series was much like book 1. The characters were quirky and their antics were entertaining. It didn't pick up right where book 1 left off. There was some time in between in which memories were made that were referenced later in the book either as funny remembrances or sometimes funny cautionary tales.

I was happy for the passage of time that took place prior to the wedding which allowed the appearance at least that Lucy and Nick had time to get to know each other. While I wish I could have seen some of that first hand, I was happy it happened so I didn't get left feeling that their relationship was so insta-love like.

Overall this story had a nice, easy to follow storyline with a good narrator to help me enjoy it more. The ending definitely has you looking out for the next one so you can learn more. The only thing I was left wishing at the end was that the voice for Nick in this one wasn't so reminiscent of his brother's. It was occasionally confusing and threw me out of the moment. However it quickly pulled me back.