I have never big a big Royal watcher, I mean sure I was mesmerized by Princess Diana, but I think most people who lived during her lifetime were and then there is Prince Harry, but from the moment I read the first chapter in Royally Screwed in Emma Chase's Royally series I was immediately drawn into the world of the Royal family of Wessco and I am now a bonafide Royal junkie (well the Royals of Wessco at least). This book is a little bit different in that the hero and heroine aren't Royals, but they play an important part in their lives; this book takes place during the first two books in this series, little glimpses of those books from different eyes, and continues after those two books. I loved the S-L-O-W-B-U-R-N in this book and believe me it was slow, but watching these two orbit around one another for years and years, both wishing things were different but keeping their relationship on a professional level made their jump into a relationship that much sweeter. This book was special because these two really got to know one another, they genuinely liked each other as people, the shared so much of their lives, ugliness and all with one another, and yet nothing about them made the other one go running and screaming from the room. Sweet, sentimental, smart, and sensually sexy Royally Endowed is fantastically written and a not to be missed romance. 
 Ellie Hammond's life changed when her sister caught the eye of the Prince of Wessco and all of a sudden she had people trying to take pictures of her, disrupt her schooling, and her family's restaurant. As a teenager she rolled with it, thought it was all in good fun and one thing she really appreciated was the security team, especially Logan St. James. Even though age wise she was only 17 when they met, Ellie's life had made her an old soul, but it didn't stop her from having a huge teenage crush on the ever professional Logan. This book spans five years and two Royal courtships and weddings, and through that we see Logan and Ellie existing around each other and the awareness and tension building between them, but we also get to watch them peel back each other's layers and really get to know one another and while I was more than happy for them to finally hit the sheets (or the door, the wall, or other interesting places), it was the foundation they built that really was the cornerstone of this book. The innocent glances, the accidental touches, the comfort, the caring, the concern, and the friendship that made this story so special. While it does take some heart pounding moments to figure out what they mean to one another, for the most part these two were solid. 
 This book would not have been the same without the astuteness of Price Nicholas, Princess Olivia's baseball bat, the comic relief that is Prince Henry, the sweetness of his fiancee Sarah, and the sage and at times unwelcome advice of Queen Lenora. 
 From the prologue to the last word, Royally Endowed was impossible to put down and I loved every bloomin' minute of it. 
 Review copy provided for a voluntary review.