A perfect book to escape into the world of Romance

 Fellow Book Readers,

If you are confused and are looking for a romance book where you can shut your brain down and just escape into the world of (forbidden) romance, this blog might be perfect for you.
The book that I am going to recommend to you is Twisted Games by Ana Huang. I know; it is part of the Twisted series, but it is also a standalone book, which means you do not have to read the previous book just so you can understand the next part. 

The story grapples with the story of Bridget VonAscherberg, the princess of Eldorra, and her bodyguard, Rhys Larsen. 
Bridget is an intelligent woman. She's bound by her duty as a princess but seeks a life where she has all the control. She's what you would call a hidden rebel. Whereas Rhys is a stoic, disciplined, and loyal man. He has a troubled past and is emotionally closed off.

Their story starts when Bridget's previous bodyguard goes on a leave for some time due to personal reasons, and Rhys is assigned to her. They dislike each other completely due to their different personalities and ideologies but get closer over time as they share the same space with each other. They are both very much attracted to each other but could not be with each other due to both of them being bound to their respective duties, but when Bridget tried making a move on Rhys, he at first denied his feelings but later gave into them. 
Their relationship is forbidden; it burns slowly, and when it does, boy, you are so not ready for that. 

The book is well written; it is the kind of book that you would pick up if you just want to relax and gush and blush about the imaginary world of romance. Its pace is nice, it has some killer dialogues that make you want to be Bridget, and you would just love how they fight for each other, for them. It is a lighthearted read.

Overall, it is a 9/10 for me.

(P.s. The whole twisted series is now being turned into a series by Netflix; I'm crossing my fingers that they don't ruin it.)

Appreciate you all for reading this.

Thank you.

Yours truly,
Aditi
(Read Dead Poets Society)