Wren Greenrock always knew
she would one day take her sister's position in the castle. She was raised to
go back to the scene of her parents' assassination and overthrow the lone
survivor, and she will stop at nothing to seize control and defend the witches'
community that she adores. Princess Rose Valhart is aware that with power comes
duty. If only a special palace guard weren't quite so distractingly gorgeous,
and if her rash magic didn't have a propensity of causing trouble. She is about
to be married into a cruel country, and she won't let something as trivial as
getting up in the middle of the wilderness with an exceedingly impertinent
kidnapper stand in the way of her doing her royal dutiesThe book Twin Crowns, by Catherine Doyle, was
very enchanted. I was interested in learning about all these two sister
siblings as soon as I read the blurb. The first page is when the action begins,
and it never ends. It executes its overused, cliched plot and romances
carelessly and without any hesitation. And yes, there are instances where
events occur to the characters conveniently and are shielded by the plot. You
will struggle if you try to find a deeper, more "meaningful" plot in
TWIN CROWNS. But if you appreciate it as it is, you'll have a great time, as I
most certainly did.
Reviewed by Natali <3, Grade 11
Glendale Central Library
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