It's funny because I read a bunch of reviews and I ended up liking some 1 star ratings as well as 4 stars ones for the same book. I guess I agree with both what people liked about this book and what they did not. Unfortunately, the balance is in favor of the less enthousiast people for me. 
 I liked the premise. Not necessarily the KATE AND WILLIAM fanfic vibe but the more generally royal one. What can I say? I love stories with royals from The Princess Diaries to that teen movie What a Girl Want (Colin Firth doesn't hurt to be in the movie) and I'm good public to those almost unbelievable "modern" fairytales. So I did not need much persuasion to read The Royal We. 
 Unfortunately, the whole thing feel very flat. The book was way longer that it needed to be and I felt it dragged on in the middle. 
 Bex is nothing exeptional, despite what her prince claims she's special all along. And sorry but her prince, Nick, is even more bland. When he's here. Which is pretty much never in the novel. 
 I mean, I guess they're a "good and nice" match but there is nothing in this book that makes you shiver and laugh and root you for them like any good chick-lit should made you feel. 
 Add to that Nick isn't even treating her properly and the novel is pretty much made of Bex and her new group of friends, later joined by annoying twin sister Lacey, partying, getting drunk, making out and then some not even fun "shopping" drama to end up having the Golden Couple happily ever after. Just mehh. 
 Like I said at the beginning of the review, I like royals and stories about them, even made up ones. I think it's fun and interesting to see the difference between a entire "class" of people that seem to live in en entire different plane of existence than us. 
 I did not even liked princesses much when I grew up and never dreamed to be one but somehow, even the French girl that I am, coming from a people that beheaded their Kings and Queens, I have this weird fascination with Royal Families. 
 I just was not very taken by Nick and Bex story though. I'm not saying I did not totally disliked the book. Contrary to other people that felt weird about the "fanfic" aspect of it, I cannot say I was put off by it. Maybe it is because I am indeed a fanfic reader, while I never read "real people" fics, the concept does not bother me and of course this means to ring Kate and Will's life but I did not really think I was reading about them. Maybe it's because I don't know much about their couple but that's one aspect I did not mind. (While I guess if I think about it, the characters are a very stereotypical view of their "real" counterparts). 
 I did read it pretty quickly because I kept expecting something to actually happen. Sadly it never did. 
 So I'll say give this one a pass. Nothing much to remember.