Review: Can blind trust make you a fool or even worst dead?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2013
This book picks up immediately where the last one left off. The royal family being has been informed  that Sander and Chey are now dating and they are not happy about it. Queen Helena warned Chey that there will be no future in Chey's fling with her son who is a prince and future heir of the kingdom of Latvala. She warned her of the repercussions if it becomes more serious. While at a high class function in Monte Carlo an unsuspecting Chey was placed in a uncompromising situation that immediately gets her kicked out of Sanders life and sent home packing without so much as a by your leave.Once home Chey is devastated and started to put the pieces of the puzzle together that she was drugged and set up. After licking her wounds and with newfound determination, she makes a plan with her best friend to return to Latvala in hopes of finding Sander. They come up with an elaborate plan to find him and just when they thought their plan succeeded they are captured by the King.  The King has plans for Sander that include Chey being out of the picture at all cost.Another unexpected twist that you won't see coming will leave Chey distraught and will put an end to all hope that she will ever be with Sander again. Can love survived?  Will blind faith and trust make her a fool or even worst dead?When I read this I said to myself many times there just no way this romance will have a chance to work. At the same time I was cheering in my seat hoping that it would. I had to ask myself is the situation worth it? Could I, if I was in Chey situation, endure everything it took to say in this relationship? The answer for me is no but I am so glad that Chey did her own thing and endured all of the trials and tribulations of this romance.  It is so worth the read you won't be disappointed and you will look forward to the next book in the series.