4.5 stars 
 Funny, sweet, and swoony, Royally Screwed creates a world in which a playboy royal and an overworked coffee-shop manager find a fling neither expected nor sought out. 
 Nicholas Pembrook, crowned prince of Wessco, must wed at the end of the summer at the decree of his grandmother, the queen. A trip to New York in his grandmother's stead finds him stopped at a run down coffee shop, flirting with the harried server who has no idea who he is. When she resists his charms, he finds himself both intrigued and frustrated by her reluctance. 
 Olivia Hammond doesn't know who the handsome, cocky man is who walked into her family's coffee shop during the middle of a snowstorm, but while initially resistant to his flirting, she quickly finds herself attracted to the man behind the title. 
 But the demand that Nicholas marry looms at the end of the summer, and what should have been a summer fling quickly turns into something more. Nicholas must decide what is important: his family legacy or the unexpected love he found. 
 Nicholas's life is so different from what Olivia knows that watching her maneuver the Wessco society functions, having a staff surrounding them, and everything that comes with royalty in Wessco was fun to watch. 
 I also enjoyed Nicholas's changes throughout the book. Going from royal playboy to a serious relationship is a huge shift, and he had a lot to learn about having a girlfriend. Even more than just having a girlfriend, he had to learn how to have a girlfriend as a crown prince. 
 As their emotions deepened I couldn't help but wonder what would happen when the Queen stood by her initial demand that Nicholas marry at the end of summer, and the plot and characters certainly didn't disappoint. 
 This was a fun fairytale romance. I found myself drawn into the world of Wessco. The side characters and situations make this fictional country come to life in a way that kept me entertained and curious about what would go on after the pages of Royally Screwed. Something tells me there is more drama in store for this family, and Henry is up next in Royally Matched. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.