Title: To Win a Prince
Author: Toni Shiloh
Genre: Inspirational Contemporary Romance
As a fashion aficionado and best friend of the queen of the African island country Oloro Ilé, Iris Blakely dreams of using her talent to start a business to help citizens in impoverished areas. But when she discovers that Ekon Diallo will be her business consultant, the battle between her desires and reality begins.
Ekon Diallo has lost everything: his princely title, his material possessions, his friends, and the respect of his countrymen. To pay for his actions against Oloro Ilé, he's forced to assist the charismatic Iris Blakely--but he can't allow his heart to distract him from regaining his status.
As Iris strives to get her business off the ground while keeping her heart intact, will her dreams of happily ever after survive the challenges she faces?
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Toni Shiloh is a wife, mom, and Christian fiction writer. Once she understood the powerful saving grace thanks to the love of Christ, she was moved to honor her Savior. She writes to bring Him glory and to learn more about His goodness.
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My Thoughts
Toni Shiloh has created a fascinating and beautiful African island of Ọlọrọ Ilé where this book and her previous royal fairy-tale book, In Search of a Prince, are set.
This beautiful story focuses on Iris, Queen Bri's best friend, and her brother-in-law, Ekon.
Iris really gets her chance to shine using her talents to create a clothing line that will assist the people of Ọlọrọ Ilé. Which I thought was really cool!
Ekon is broken in more ways than just spiritually and doesn't think he needs God. Both Iris and God have something to say about that.
I really enjoyed this story! I loved Iris, and how giving and caring she was to everyone she met. Ekon reminded me of a stubborn child who doesn't want to do what's right even though he knows he should. The island that Ms. Shiloh has created is beautiful and makes you just want to move there.
The faith thread was woven in perfectly! It wasn't too heavy or too blase.
This book can stand on its own but I recommend you read the first book, In Search of a Prince.
I received a copy of this book via the publisher. I was not required to write a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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