American Royals III: Rivals

By: Katharine McGee

Narrated by: Brittany Pressley

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES • The third book in the bestselling American Royals series is here, and a meeting of monarchs will test everyone's loyalty to the crown…and their own hearts.

Beatrice is queen, and for the American royal family, everything is about to change.

Relationships will be tested.
Princess Samantha is in love with Lord Marshall Davis—but the more serious they get, the more complicated things become. Is Sam destined to repeat her string of broken relationships…and this time will the broken heart be her own?

Strangers will become friends.
Beatrice is representing America at the greatest convocation of kings and queens in the world. When she meets a glamorous foreign princess, she gets drawn into the inner circle…but at what cost?

And rivals will become allies.
Nina and Daphne have spent years competing for Prince Jefferson. Now they have something in common: they both want to take down manipulative Lady Gabriella Madison. Can these enemies join forces, or will old rivalries stand in the way?

Critic reviews

“Royal watchers, we've got just the read for you.” —E! News

“Author Katharine McGee’s alternative timeline is getting pleasantly twisty.” —Goodreads

Not an expected ending!

Very good book! But that ending was not expected and now I definitely need another book!! Loved it :)

Can’t wait for book 4

Obsessed with this series! Obsessed with the narration. I cannot wait to see what happens next!

Love it

I love this series and I REALLY love the reader. Such a great book to listen too!

Fantastic Series

When I first started reading The American Royals series, I didn’t have big expectations. Both of the previous books I read in a day each….they’re that good. It’s unpredictable, and has many twists and turns, and Rivals is no different. An excellent and captivating read! I am loving this series and I cannot wait for Reign’s release date!

Full of woke-isms

Very disappointed that at every turn the author felt the need to pack what would have been an otherwise delightful addition to this series full of complaints about unfairness with race, sexism, and LGBTQ. The story holds up well without this and found it to be a huge detractor in the face of all the current media coverages.