Killer Queens by Rebecca Chance

 Synopsis:

The sizzling new novel from The Sunday Times bestselling author of Killer Heels
Every little girl grows up dreaming of marrying a prince - but what if the fairytale turns into a right royal nightmare?
Scheming kings, killer queens, evil princes, far-from innocent princesses, secret weddings, runaway brides, illicit affairs, death plots and lashings of steamy sex - it's just another day in the lives of the world's most powerful families. Find out what REALLY goes on behind closed palace doors…
Praise for Divas: 'Sizzles with glamour, romance and revenge. Unputdownable. A glittering page-turner, this debut had me hooked from the first page' Louise Bagshawe
'I laughed, I cried, I very nearly choked. Just brilliant! This has to be the holiday read of the year' Olivia Darling
'A classic tale of bitchy women fighting their way to the top' Daily Mirror

 Review:

As I am new to blogging I thought I would start with a book I enjoyed and couldn't put down.

When I saw the gold sparkly cover and the killer heals I was intrigued and this book didn't disappoint.

Right from the very first page I was dragged into the world of Belinda, Lori and Chloe.  What had happened to Belinda? Would Chloe become a Princess and was Lori's prince really her Prince Charming? I was so gripped that I couldn't put it down until I had found out what had happened to the three main characters.

The book starts 20 years ago on a ski slope, with a paparazzi chasing a member of the royal family, Belinda, Princess of Wales, as she gets ready for her ski she looks sad, this intrigued me and I wanted to know why.

The books introduces the main characters in their own chapters, this is the way the books carries on all the way through telling each story until it becomes clear that their stories are interwoven, it builds towards the climax and keeps you wanting to read on. You become embroiled in the stories of Belinda, Chloe and Lori.  It also has lovely back drops of real places in London and Mexico, mixed with the made up kingdom of Herzslovakia.

Don't get me wrong it's not just a jaunt across the continents it's a gripping story with plenty of sizzle and passion along the way, to say u wont look at a banana the same way again is an understatement, it keeps you hungry for more.

This was my first Rebecca Chance novel but will definitely be reading more.