Twisted Games

Description

Bridget von Ascheberg is a princess and as all princesses do, she needs a bodyguard as she finishes up college and starts a whole new life. Rhys Larsen is said bodyguard, a hulk of a man with Navy SEAL training and no patience for princesses. They have everything stacked against them from the start, but somehow that only makes this story that much more interesting and exciting. These characters are so brilliant too. They know that there’s only so much they can do, there’s only so much they can enjoy together and apart, but when you love someone enough, you’re willing to go that extra mile. Right?
I loved Bridget when we met her in Twisted Love and I loved her even more when we finally got to see her side of things and how she’s handling the world. She’s not your typical spoiled princess with money and fancy cars. She lives a simple life and she keeps a low profile. Her best friends are regular girls who she leans on for almost everything. I love that Ana didn’t write Bridget like every other princess or rich girl – she’s a good person with a big heart and while she wants nothing to do with being queen or living in her home country of Eldorra, she’s not going to make their lives difficult by doing whatever she wants. Bridget is aware of her position and she behaves the right way.