5 Lady Lucy Marie Trabbicio Stars Seriously this is the type of book that makes me love YA! Hell this book made me feel so many emotions that many romance novels have been lacking. Yes there is romance in here.. the amazing kisses and fade to black love scenes but in a book like this it delivered everything I needed. It was achingly sweet, it was refreshing, it was amazing and I loved it!

This is a story about how a girl name Lucy is tasked to impersonate the princess and keep her bethrothed interested until she returns to Fredonia.. easy right?

Lucy has one week to change her look, her outfits, her gait and her attitude Lucy lands in Fredonia and steals the hearts of everyone around her included the actual princess’s ladys’ in waiting, both royal princes, the people of Fredonia and their chocolate! ( apparently everything is organic there)

Lucy meets everyone in Fredonia including her fake family to be and they jabber on about things the real princess would know about, wedding stuff and contracts and Lucy is just sitting there with her mouth open trying to remember if she is supposed to curtesy or not

What she doesn’t expect is the Cristoph will propose and she will fall in love with Nick She doesn’t expect the two times someone tried to kill her or that she would find her prince to be Cristoph banging his ex in his loft.

On the day before her fake wedding she gets a call that she will actually be the princess of Fredonia and this wedding is hers.

But everyone that fell in love with her.. knows she Lucy .. and loves her the same

One too-hot Prince. One almost-killer. One sassy American girl. One Lady with a secret. A couple of very cool Ladies-in-Waiting. One very cute lab puppy.
What's not to love?
Yeah, that's right, absolutely nothing.

Lucy's voice was like a breath of fresh air. Her problems at the beginning of the novel are real and very relatable, so it's hilarious to see her go from worrying about paying to mortgage to worrying about what to do when the Grandmother Queen rolls over her foot with her walker. I loved the fact that all of the Ladies stuck by her. I don't want to give too much away, but she definitely needed it! Her blunders through royal life were hilarious to read about, and a much-needed lighthearted fun.

But rewinding a little, perhaps my favourite part of the entire book was her flight from Chicago to London. Hot guys with blue eyes and black hair are a very soft spot for me, so is it any wonder I fell head over heels for Nick?

The one thing I will say, though, was that the ending felt almost rushed. It would have been nice to see them go back, settle in; find out what was going on with the rest of the family, and then actually get married for real this time. I'm hoping book 2 will explore some of those aspects, as well as David's reaction.