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ISBN:	1499277709 (ISBN13: 9781499277708)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Turning Curse #2

Royal Theft (Turning Curse #2) Paperback | Pages: 321 pages

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Title	:	Royal Theft (Turning Curse #2)
Author	:	A.C. Harrah
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1
Pages	:	Pages: 321 pages
Published	:	June 4th 2014 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform (first published June 1st 2014)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Fantasy. Magic

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After Prince Alan learns his first love, Riona, is to marry his brother, Liam, Alan flees his home to seek sanctuary with his relatives. When his carriage is attacked by a band of thieves, Alan loses the last thing Riona gave him—a memento of her mother.

Determined to get the gift back, Alan hunts down the thieves only to become a pawn in a machination devised by the criminal, Robin—the most infuriating girl Alan has ever met. Surrounded by dozens of people who want him beaten or dead, Alan must outsmart his captors to retrieve Riona’s memento and return home, or aid in the downfall of one of his fellow noblemen.

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Ratings: 4 From 17 Users | 15 Reviews

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Great story with some unexpected events - - -including finding out the truth about about Robin's brother. Great character development with regards to Alan and Robin. We sympathize and understand the dilemma she faces as she stays with the group. Based on how the story ends, we anxiously await the continuation of the story by A. C. Harrah. Thank you GoodReads for both this book and the first one.

I have no patience for whining, so I didn't like Alan in this book. (view spoiler)[ I'm glad that Alan got over his obsession with Riona, but Liam was kind of a jerk and I wondered about how great Riona could be for falling for Liam. Then Riona is pretty insensitive to Alan's feelings. It's irritating that everyone assumes that Alan won't care that Riona is marrying his brother.But then Alan kept whining and thought he was so superior to Liam that I lost all the sympathy that I was feeling. I

I am so pleased that I had been given the opportunity to review the 1st and 2nd books in the Turning Curse Series by A.C. Hannah. I love the idea of giveaways, as it has opened my reading span to now include the YA Genre, with magic and fantasy. I am also pleased that I was able to read multiple books by A.C. Hannah, who has the greatest ability to take you out of your world, and experience the characters and the storylines, as if you are part of the story. This 2nd book in the Turning Curse

This book was an enjoyable read, with an interesting plot, and a great - though sometimes frustrating - cast of characters.I wasn't entirely satisfied with the ending, but it's more because after everything that had happened in the story I wasn't entirely pleased with the decision made by the characters than anything else, and I suspect it was done in preporation for the events that will happen in the next book in the series (though I don't know this for sure; I'm just guessing). Besides, though

When I finished Turning Curse and saw there was a sequel, I was excited because it was about Alan, who didn't get much of a happy ending in the first book. At all. Royal Theft ended up being the cure for that.I liked, obviously, the fact that this was from Alan's POV. I actually prefer him over his brother; he's more relatable to me and I thought that his story--wanting to please his father, losing his love to his brother--was actually a bit more interesting than Liam's. We were introduced to a

I really enjoyed the first book in this series, so I was definitely looking forward to reading this. This book felt a lot longer than the previous one, which was cool, but I also felt like I didn't get to know Alan as well as I got to know Liam. I also didn't recognize the fairytales this story was built upon either (or maybe there just aren't any?).Overall, I found this story enjoyable. I think Alan grows a lot. The female lead was interesting, capable, and intelligent. There are a lot more

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. In no way does this affect either my rating or my review. The synopsis of the first book in the series, Turning Curse, automatically made me think of Beauty and the Beast; the synopsis of this book automatically made me think of Robin Hood. Prince Alan leaves his home to live with some relatives after learning that his first love, Riona, is set to marry his brother, Prince Liam. On his way, he is attacked and robbed of the very