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What happens when America's First Son falls in love with the Prince of Wales?

When his mother became President, Alex Claremont-Diaz was promptly cast as the American equivalent of a young royal. Handsome, charismatic, genius―his image is pure millennial-marketing gold for the White House. There's only one problem: Alex has a beef with the actual prince, Henry, across the pond. And when the tabloids get hold of a photo involving an Alex-Henry altercation, U.S./British relations take a turn for the worse.

Heads of family, state, and other handlers devise a plan for damage control: staging a truce between the two rivals. What at first begins as a fake, Instragramable friendship grows deeper, and more dangerous, than either Alex or Henry could have imagined. Soon Alex finds himself hurtling into a secret romance with a surprisingly unstuffy Henry that could derail the campaign and upend two nations and begs the question: Can love save the world after all? Where do we find the courage, and the power, to be the people we are meant to be? And how can we learn to let our true colors shine through? Casey McQuiston's Red, White & Royal Blue proves: true love isn't always diplomatic.

"I took this with me wherever I went and stole every second I had to read! Absorbing, hilarious, tender, sexy―this book had everything I crave. I’m jealous of all the readers out there who still get to experience Red, White & Royal Blue for the first time!" - Christina Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of The Unhoneymooners

"Red, White & Royal Blue is outrageously fun. It is romantic, sexy, witty, and thrilling. I loved every second." - Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling author of Daisy Jones & The Six

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* Instant NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY bestseller *
* GOODREADS CHOICE AWARD WINNER for BEST DEBUT and BEST ROMANCE of 2019 *
* 2020 Alex Award Winner *

A Vogue Best Novel of 2019
A Vanity Fair Best Book of 2019
One of NPR's Favorite Books of 2019
One of Entertainment Weekly's Top Ten Romance Novels of 2019
A BookPage Best of the Year
A Kirkus Best Book of 2019
A Library Journal Best Romance of 2019
A Shelf Awareness Best of the Year
A She Reads Best Romance of 2019

"[An] exquisite debut... It’s hard to watch [Alex] fall in love with Henry without falling in love a bit yourself ― with them, and with this brilliant, wonderful book." - The New York Times Book Review

"[A] fireworks in the sky, glitter in your hair joyous royal romance that you’ll want to fall head over heels in love with again and again. A+" - Entertainment Weekly

"A rivalry between the son of a U.S. president and the Prince of Wales turns into a whirlwind romance in this charming story about true love." - Us Weekly

"[An] escapist masterpiece... It’s a truly glorious thing to live inside the world of this book and to imagine it becoming reality, too." - Vogue

"The super specific love story you never knew you needed." - Cosmopolitan

"Effervescent and empowering on all levels, Red, White & Royal Blue is both a well-written love story and a celebration of identity. McQuiston may not be royal herself, but her novel reigns as must read rom-com." - NPR

"In between sweet and steamy love scenes, Red, White & Royal Blue allows readers to imagine a world where coming out involves no self-loathing; where fan fiction and activist Twitter do actual good; and a diverse, liberal White House wins elections. This Blue Wave fantasy could be the feel-good book of the summer." - Booklist, Starred Review

"The much-loved royal romance genre gets a fun and refreshing update in McQuiston's debut... The love affair between Alex and Henry is intense and romantic, made all the more so by the inclusion of their poetic emails that manage to be both funny and steamy. A clever, romantic, sexy love story." - Kirkus, Starred Review

"With a diverse cast of characters, quick-witted dialog, and a complicated relationship between to young people with the eyes of the world watching their every move, McQuiston's debut is an irresistible, hopeful, and sexy romantic comedy that considers real questions about personal and public responsibility." - Library Journal, Starred Review

“[An] outstanding debut… with quick wit and clever plotting. The drama, which involves political rivals, possible betrayals, and even a meeting with the queen, is both irresistible and delicious. Readers will be eager to see more from McQuiston.” – Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

"Red, White & Royal Blue is funny and fun, and the family and political dynamics feel spot-on, but it’s the frank and unforgettable romance between these two young men that will compel readers to start it all over again when faced with the last page. It’s that hard to say goodbye to this couple." - BookPage, Top Pick

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"Let this heartwarmingly romantic tale―about the son of an American president falling in love with the prince of Wales―be a balm for your political and cultural cynicism." - Oprahmag.com

"It's the ideal summer read, one that melds the hilarious crass-mouthed sarcasm of HBO's VEEP with supremely steamy scenes." - Bustle

"It’s moving, it’s relevant, it’s OH-SO romantic..." - Natasha is a Book Junkie

“Royal watchers, prepare yourselves, because this LGBTQ+ romance is destined to leave you swooning.” – Pop Sugar

"Casey McQuiston dazzles with Red, White & Royal Blue. Passion characterizes every moment of this smart, mischievous, gratifying and sensitive novel." - Shelf Awareness

“This is romance at its purest, carrying the reader away on a warm, funny journey... a vision of humanity at its finest.” - Dazed

"This is an enemies-to-lovers romance that will give you all the feels! You won’t want to miss this one – it’s been a favorite of mine this year." - She Reads

"Casey McQuiston reboots the royal romance with a joyful, clever, quick-witted and totally irresistible debut." - Vilma Iris

"I took this with me wherever I went and stole every second I had to read! Absorbing, hilarious, tender, sexy―this book had everything I crave. I’m jealous of all the readers out there who still get to experience Red, White & Royal Blue for the first time!" - Christina Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of The Unhoneymooners

"Red, White & Royal Blue is outrageously fun. It is romantic, sexy, witty, and thrilling. I loved every second." - Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling author of Daisy Jones & The Six

"I tore through Red, White & Royal Blue as if it were a pint of Ben & Jerry's. By turns hilarious and angst-ridden, buoyant and strikingly real, this novel is a surefire bull’s-eye for any devotee of classic romance, slow burn fanfiction, or heartfelt storytelling. A political love story too timely and too genuine to miss." - Lyndsay Faye, internationally bestselling author of Jane Steele and The Gods of Gotham

"This book is like that perfect dessert you allow yourself only on the really good or really bad days. And I loved every deliciously satiating page of it." - Julia Whelan, author of My Oxford Year

About the Author

Casey McQuiston is the New York Times bestselling author of Red, White & Royal Blue, as well as a pie enthusiast. She writes books about smart people with bad manners falling in love. Born and raised in southern Louisiana, she now lives in New York City with her poodle mix and personal assistant, Pepper.

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Publisher : St. Martin's Griffin (19 June 2020)
Language : English
Paperback : 448 pages
ISBN-10 : 1250316774
ISBN-13 : 978-1250316776
Item Weight : 366 g
Dimensions : 13.84 x 2.97 x 20.85 cm
Country of Origin : USA

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laks

A favourite

Reviewed in India on 21 December 2019

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Absolutely loved this book. It's a sweet sweet romance with political intrigue, great characters and fantastic writing. The Prince and the commoner might be an over used theme, but the author has really made something of it. I loved Alex and Henry, and their family. I am not going into the story, but it's a must read for all romance lovers. Thankfully the sex scenes are not glorified ,but the focus is on the relationships and conversation. The poetry you find in between is really memorable. I will be reading this again !!
Kudos to the author.

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A Book That Became the Death of Me

Reviewed in India on 18 June 2020

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The only qualm I have about this book is that the first chapter wasn’t good.
It read like a bad wattpad book and rattled the expectations I had from the hype surrounding the book.

And then, it took me on the most fantastic rollercoaster of emotions that left me curled up in my bed, clutching my kindle to my heart. All because of Alex and Henry.
This book tugs at your heart, creeping in slowly like a puppy who only wants to be loved and in a matter of minutes, you come to this realization that you will go above and beyond for the puppy.

I am not a fan of enemy-to-lover relationships. Not sure why but I’ve never seen a realistic one that I could really buy. But this just knocked that dislike out of the ballpark and turned me into a fan.

(From this point on, there are very mild spoilers)

I shipped them the second they started bickering. Alex with his stupid ‘I secretly have a crush on you but will pretend to hate you’ remarks and Henry with his ‘I’m supposed to be stoic but you’re so freaking cute’. They made me laugh so hard, especially when they had to pretend to be friends and then when they realized they’d actually become friends. That scene with the turkeys left me gasping for air because it was just so hilarious.
The progression of their relationship was so well-done, especially with how they slowly came to a point where they were just comfortable being themselves with each other. And this was all without them even meeting.
And when they were going to meet again, I was clutching at my pearls with excitement. When I tell you that this book took me back to when I was a thirteen year old obsessed with reading, it was amazing how, as an adult, it is now rare that I find a gem of a book that leaves me sleepless, unproductive, and unwilling to do anything except reading.

My final note: those emails were the DEATH of me. Every chapter in the second half made me emotional and I will die for Henry and Alex. I will die for them.

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Vidya

Decent read, but too long

Reviewed in India on 9 April 2020

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Well, the author is capable of some beautiful romantic prose. The love story between two most privileged offspring of the world starts off well enough. It is fun to read about their privileged lives filled with power corridors and secret service secrets, so to speak. The intimacy between siblings and friends is evocatively described and may be the real saving grace of this book, which should have ended 100 pages earlier. I would have skimmed over easily 60 pages plus, still really did not miss much.

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Unpopular Opinion!

Reviewed in India on 28 August 2020

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Book Title: Red, White and Royal Blue
Author: Casey Mcquiston
Format: Paperback
Finished: DNF (176 pages)

Book Title: The book title is appropriate to the story.
Book Cover: The cover is cute and attractive.
My review:
I really had high hopes for RWARB based on how much the book community raved about it. I will be strictly talking about this book in the story perspective and not the political perspective. Though I do keep up with the politics around the world as much as I can, I wouldn't say I it's my favorite subject.
Coming back to the story line, I really love an M/M romance but the character fell flat for me in RWARB. Alex is the son of the president of USA and Henry is the Royal Prince are arch enemies and 15 pages into the book they fall in love? The plot is not developed and thought of. The book also talks a lot about just the political issues and there's less of romance between the protagonist.
Even the intimate scene between the two are not appropriately written. Another discrepancy I felt between the characters is that Alex despises people who are arrogant and think of themselves as above others but his character is exactly the same (irony much). I found myself skipping pages and only reading the when there were dialogues between characters. I have to admit that I did laugh when there were conversations transpiring between Alex and Henry.
If I had to pick between the two characters, I would pick Henry over Alex. I had to DNF the book at page 176. But this review is strictly based on what I felt and my opinion based solely on the story line and character development. I know that I may fall into the unpopular opinion category too.

Final Verdict
Title: 4/5
Cover: 4/5
Plot:2.75/5
Characters:2.5/5
Language and Vocabulary:3/5
Final overall rating:2 /5

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Kashish

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Reviewed in India on 30 September 2020

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My mind was boggled,
After I googled,
About the most hyped book,
And saw its beautiful, pretty look.

The starting got me hooked,
So my weekend was booked,
Dialogues from the first half,
Made me uncontrollably laugh.

The drama in the midst,
Made my heart twist,
Some parts were also serious,
That's where I got anxious.

I was feeling contended,
After it ended,
This is the book I will never lend,
But definitely recommend.

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Sukriti Shukla

Hilarious and Heartwarming

Reviewed in India on 22 August 2020

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The book came with a little frayed edges but I decided to keep it anyway. They weren't frayed enough to return but frayed enough to bother me a bit.

Coming to the novel, it is a very refreshing story. It is hilarious, soft and keeps the reader hooked. My only concern is that Alex's character outshines Henry all through the story. It would have been good to see more of Henry in his element too.

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Preetii Mishra

Fantastic

Reviewed in India on 18 January 2020

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Epic simply wow..
Nobody can believe it's her first book. Casey is spot on with this one. Henry and Alex are a part of fairy tale but with a twist. Its beautiful written from the depth of hearts thats why it touches deeply.
It truly deserve to be the best romance 0f 2019 in Goodreads list...
Simply mind blowing. No other words for it.

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Len

A warning for British readers.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 April 2020

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First of all, loved the book. It’s probably overpriced for a kindle edition. I fell in love with the characters but as a British reader I couldn’t help but cringe at the blatant laziness of the research.
Henry is described as being the third child of princess Catherine, first in line to her mother, Queen Mary’s throne. Therefore, her official title would be Princess of Wales. And once she is queen her ELDEST son, Philip, will adopt the title prince of Wales. However, the author seems to think Henry is the prince of Wales. And also, being the second son and third child to the first in line to the throne actually would realistically mean that the royal family wouldn’t care that he was gay, cause in the past few years they’ve updated it so that Bea actually would come before Henry in lines of succession, therefore Philip doesn’t even need to have kids.
I understand that the author is trying to achieve an escapist optimistic parallel to the real events of us politics. But to actually make our royal family look worse than they are is unfair. If you want realism and optimism don’t pain other countries in parallel and more negative way.
I also know is fictive. And not supposed to be representing the real royal family but if you’re going to claim it as a more optimistic and positive parallel universe for all those lost in a trump ruined country then please at least except hate REAL positivity taken from fact. It would just be a nicer read for British audiences.

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Greg Dunn

The most addictive sort of pop prose

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 June 2019

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I'll admit it took me quite a wodge of this novel to get past the fanfic-cum-slash (for want of a better way of putting it) feeling of it all, but in the end author Casey McQuiston's hyper-privileged, liberal-wet-dream protagonists won me over anyway by sheer dint of their determination to fight for what is right while still justifiably apprehensive of the consequences. There's no denying the element of escapist fantasy, but to label it as nothing more than that would do the book a disservice, since ultimately it's a story that reaffirms a lot of important stuff about being true to yourself and to those you love and care about - whether that be yourself, the person you love, your family, your friends or an entire nation. It doesn't even matter that everything you expect to happen, given the nature of the novel, does so exactly when it needs to: McQuiston makes you care about the characters and their situations, however otherwise unrelatable, and develops things at such a pace that the heart swells and skips a beat with the turn of just about every page in the end.

It's like the very best sort of pop music: well-written, catchy (in this case for its characters) and with just enough to say to make you remember it after the fact. It may not do a lot that's new or innovative - unless going down the royal romance path only to take a gay turn along the way is a departure - but in its democratic dream world it never allows itself to become too frivolous, realising that it still has a powerful message at its heart that very much bears repeating. It's not perfect; it stretches credulity, even within its own fantastic remit, a little too tautly at times. But it does have important things to say, and on the whole it says them well. It's also very sexy, for which it earns bonus points, and with which it sets itself apart from most YA and indeed 'adult' fiction, which is often far more reined-in in its depiction of sex scenes.

Overall, a very solid four stars.

16 people found this helpful

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Enjoyable but not good enough

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 November 2020

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Why write a book in the style of YA when it's seemingly about adults for adults? The characters are all twentysomethings who have sex but are oddly infantilised - they all live at home, none have proper jobs, talk like they're posting on Tumblr, they all have sleepovers and are obsessed with Harry Potter still. If a tiny bit more realism was involved (Henry's mum wearing jeans at Buckingham Palace, the Queen having a bob) and fewer cliches this would have been better. Also, the character of Zahra was unbearable. Not bossy love to hate but just plain nasty in a quite uncomfortable way. I can't imagine any parent letting a staff member speak to their child like that.

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Natasha Wilson

Uninspiring, juvenile, and tiring to read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 February 2021

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I cannot believe the hype for this, who is actually reading this and thinking it's good? Fourteen year olds? It's like one of those Multi-Fandom Crossover fanfictions you find on A03 that use every single tag known in the universe, pollute your favourite pairing because they update with 500 word chapters every other day and are absolutely horrendous to read, yet somehow they have 17000 Kudos? If you know what I'm talking about...RUN.

It probably goes without saying that I was unable to finish this. I was absolutely exhausted with the sheer overwhelming *cringe* of it soon after Alex and Henry started their relationship which is in the first 25% of the book. After that the building, enemies to lovers romance (which was the only interesting, compelling part) falls incredibly flat, whatever tension simmered between the two men before simply burns out in a sad puff of very mediocre, juvenile smoke. It simply isn’t a compelling romance, even though it’s between a Prince and President’s son and it should all be very exciting. The sex scenes are...meh, okay? Not exactly titillating, quite the opposite really if you've ever read a sex scene in your life, but they’re there...sort of, if that helps? The goal might have been to avoid the explicit, but the result was a weird disconnect leaving me a bit confused about what had actually physically happened and the passion between them fizzled out in the text.

There’s also a LOT of dragging on and on about American politics, which is a bit of a snooze.

However, the biggest flaw is that most of the characters have the exact same personality and voice, and that voice is Tumblr circa 2016. It’s all very sassy, we’re so fabulous, ‘omg you didn’t know you were gay, is this something we’re pretending we didn’t know hunny yaaas lol’. It's so embarrassing, it's like a teenager binge watched Gilmore Girls, sat on TikTok for five hours then tried to turn it into a novel. It’s very grating very quickly. The saddest part is you could switch any of the characters out for another and I really wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. Nora, June, Alex, Amy, Zahra, Luna, even Liam (who is in it for one conversation). They are all the exact same person, even though the author tries very hard to tell us that they are different, really...like this one is brainy...that one is smart...this one is clever. It's all just different ways of describing The Same Person. The only ones with different personalities are Henry and Pez (posh and sad, or extravagant dandy, respectively).

The author also suffers terribly from over-explaining the characters. Instead of showing me someone is X, Y or Z through their actions or words I am told it by the main character, who constantly narrates their traits, history and their relationship with other characters through the years all in one giant paragraph. Not to mention the traits and descriptions I was given of these characters didn’t always make sense with their actions. So why bother?

It's SUCH a bummer the characters and dialogue is so awful because the author is capable of some really lovely prose descriptions, I found myself going back more than once to re-read a sentence just to really see, and experience the emotion behind it. I simply cannot in good faith recommend buying this book for just that. RUN.

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Patricia

A must read.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2019

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What a lovely book. I don't know why it took me so long to read it, but I absolutely loved it and devoured it in a day.

Red, White & Royal Blue is an enemies-to-lovers/forbidden romance book, which is in its on way marvellous, but it's so much more than that as well.

I love how we get to reimagine the world where the US elected a woman as president and where we get to see England exposed for its intense and unnecessary grasp in the old traditional ways. The world is changing, that change is inevitable, and Henry and Alex are the perfect guides to present us with that transition.

So there's a lot about politics and societal expectations and how opinion is molded and often outdated. But, in the midst of that we get to see Henry's and Alex's relationship bloom. And guys... What a beautiful thing that is. It's heartfelt and pure, it's sexy and sweet, it's everything. Those two filled my heart and I just wanted to yell at everyone that love is love and people deserve to be loved without judgement goddamit.

Yeah, I got passioned about it, lol. Anyways, characters are great, the story is interesting, supporting cast is funny and helps carry the story forward. Overall great book. My only complaint could be that it got a tad messy in the end, and I think the story lost a bit of pace. Other than that, great read. Well done Casey McQuiston, can't wait to read more things from you.

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