Katharine McGee said on her Instagram Story a few days ago that her goal with Majesty was to make it as unpredictable as possible, and she has undoubtedly succeeded. Don’t expect your favourite couple to stay together, don’t expect plans to stay made, don’t expect people to stick around. All you need to know before going into it is this: don’t expect anything. The thing is, by the end of the book, I didn’t hate where everything landed. I’ll start with this: Majesty is a continuous rollercoaster ride where everything you know is up in the air. I’m not entirely sure that I saw any of them coming. Majesty follows the exact same line of twists and turns.
The story was full of twists and turns, some which you predicted and some which you never saw coming. I fell in love with the characters and their relationships, both romantic and platonic.
Where do I even begin? It’s no secret that I loved American Royals with a passion.
However, this review will not be suitable for you if you haven’t read book one, American Royals. The main body of this review will be completely spoiler-free for Majesty. There will be a clearly marked spoiler section at the end of this review for those who have read the book or who don’t mind being spoiled. Trigger Warnings: mentions of drugging, comatose state, mentions of adultery, mentions of cancer
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