Instead the pair are just like average two year olds testing and constantly pushing buttons while experiencing the occasional temper tantrum. I love how Julie Garwood writes the girls like real children and not as sweet perfect angels.
The pair are identical twins and they go on quite a journey themselves. In Prince Charming that is the case with Taylor’s adorable nieces Georgie and Allie. She writes them well and they add in a perfect little mix of comic relief. In most of Julie Garwood’s books she includes children into the storyline. I loved when Hunter, a ½ breed Indian, was trying to explain why they couldn’t be together and he said, “My grandmother was a Crow” as to which Victoria replied, “My grandmother was Irish.” It was perfect and I think I loved them a little bit more after that conversation. Hunter and Lady Victoria’s story was exciting and I was rooting for them to get together. Excellent storyline! Prince Charming has a few other side stories that kept everything interesting without cramming too much into one book. There were times my heart was beating so fast because I was reading at Superman speed dying to know what was going to happen next. I really got to know and understand the characters well and I felt all their emotional turmoil. If I knew Julie Garwood personally, I’d get down on my hands and knees and beg her to make Prince Charming a series where she’d one by one have Taylor’s friends journey across the ocean to marry the men of Redemption, Montana. I was intrigued with the characters right away.
I adored how Lucas was introduced to Taylor’s friends at the ball. Prince Charming takes the reader on a wild journey from London, England 1868 and then across the ocean to America. Starting from the first chapter, I’m a goner. I can’t get enough of her writing style and the formula she uses to develop her characters. It is no secret that I am a Julie Garwood fan girl. From there, the story takes the reader from England across the Atlantic to Boston, Cincinnati and to then to the final destination of a tiny frontier town called Redemption. A plan was developed and Taylor found herself quickly married to the American Lucas Ross. When her grandmother became gravely ill, one of Lady Esther’s biggest worries was how she was going to protect Taylor from their greedy unpleasant relatives. Lady Esther was more like a mother to her. Lady Taylor dearly loved and was close to her extremely rich and powerful grandmother Lady Esther.
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