Royal Exposé

Royal Generations

De: Jenny Frame

Narrado por: Amy Putt

Poppy King wants to save the world, but if she can’t do that, then she’ll save her own little corner of it. The realities of a career in the fashion industry leave her disillusioned, and after years working with UNICEF to improve the working conditions of families exploited by the unethical garment industry, Poppy returns home to start her business degree and create her own ethical clothing brand.

Undercover reporter Casey James has spent her career exposing the worst vices of humanity. After witnessing so much corruption, greed, and death, she’s losing sight of who she truly is. When Casey is tasked with a royal exposé on the court of Denbourg, she only has one way in, the Crown Consort’s sister, Poppy.

Poppy meets Casey during her night classes and is instantly annoyed, distracted, and intrigued. When they’re grouped together for a class assignment, Poppy’s enthusiasm for life and love may just save Casey’s soul. But will she ever forgive Casey for using her to expose royal secrets?

©2022 Jenny Frame (P)2022 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Always love frame books

It was a good listen tho I felt it concluded a little to quickly for all the build up. It was another good one tho and I look forward to the next one

Great book but

Loved the plot and MCs, but why rush through the ending? There was good material to do at least one more great hour. I’m a bit disappointed

Close to Great!

For the love of donuts, Jenny Frame! You gotta stop ending your stories like a car slamming into a wall! Even giving it an hour more or so of storytelling would have made the ending less of a rushed event. It's so jarring it's a bit of a let down. This goes for the Vampire series too. Still a good story, though.

Love royal books

I love these royal books, and sometimes I forget that the are more of a science fiction than just a romance fiction. This one is excellent, well written, great MCs and narration was superb.

A cute royal story

Very sweet book. I like how the author builds on a previous story of other characters. The spice level was hot and the chemistry between the MCs was off the chart.

Boring

This is by far my least favorite by this author. It dragged on, and the narrator was so-so.

Too violent

I was looking for a sweet romance to take me out of the daily violence of this world. I do not listen to cop or military books anymore and could care less about mystery and “true” crime so this book description slipped right by me. I don’t rememberJenny Frames other Royal books being about murder and fake intrigue. All these people needing all this violence should just go live as poor people do every day. My body holds those memories and I don’t need help to feel fear thank you very much. I stopped listening in chapter 12 because I just did not care if the criminal mastermind magically turned male would succeed in murdering everyone or not.