Rapita da un principe (I Romanzi Classic) (Lost Princesses Vol. 3)

The premise is bold and intriguing—I'm curious if the author wanted to explore themes of power and choice within a classic romance framework.

I loved the tension, but I wondered if that stretch was intentional to deepen character development or if it could have been tighter.

The setting feels so immersive without overwhelming the story—was that a conscious choice to keep the focus on the characters' relationship?