American Prince: A Steamy and Taboo BookTok Sensation

This is the second book in the Camelot series by Sierra Simone. In this book you will get the POV of one of the leading male characters and the background of the two MM in the series. There is also more action in this than the first one.It was so well written (as always by Simone) and I really liked the fact that you get the new perspective in this book. It adds so much depth to all three main characters. There is a lot of MM romance in this book and it is SPICY.Not intended for readers under 18. But I loved this second and would definitely recommend to readers who loved the first book in this series!

American Prince follows on immediately from American Queen. The start is thriller-ish before moving back to political intrigue and romance. The relationship (when it functions) is wonderful and points out the hypocrisy of politics (a throuple wouldn’t be accepted by the electorate, particularly a 2 m, 1 f one, but man can cheer on their wives with other women and it is forgiven and almost expected). Seeing Greer move into being First Lady is interesting and breaks up the Uber masc political aspects.There is an instance of image based abuse which may be triggering for some. Equally there is an instance of reproductive cohesion and rape leading to a pregnancy. There is a lot of trauma on page in this book with the characters seeming to go out of their way to hurt each others.I am very glad the next book was already out as it ends on a horrible note.

Enjoyed the novel

Daddy? Sorry. Daddy? Sorry. Daddy?Arguably the best book of the series. Sierra Simone got me by the ovaries and the wallet. Take my money you queen of smut.

This is my husband's account, but I ordered it.I had to put the book down several times with weeks between forcing myself to pick it back up. The situations are just so ridiculous. I'm not even refering to the spicy scenes. The plot is ridiculous. If you are OK with porn-level plot lines, then you're fine. If you were hoping for a semblance of reality with the scenes, the book is not for you.