
The prince, because he's noble, accepts his fate and has every intention of honoring his obligation, despite being in love with Kira. After meeting the princess he's to marry - also known as Sleeping Beauty -- he feels protective of her, she doesn't have much of a life, hidden away in an effort to prevent the curse from happening. He promises to take care of her, and later feels it's his duty to marry her because he keeps his promises.
There's a journey and a few brief battle scenes and a bit of angst as Seth and Kira try to decide what to do with their feelings for each other as they also try to do what's right. Then there are some big secrets revealed.
There's an interesting twist in the end. I don't want to give it away. It's a very different take on the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale. I respect that it was original, but didn't love it. After I finished reading this, I probably thought about it too much and a few things didn't seem to make sense to me.
But as long as you don't think too hard about it, it's a quick, enjoyable story.
Also - the cover is beautiful - that's what initially drew me to the book - I love castles, as well as the color purple.
I received a review copy of this via Netgalley.
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