Red, White & Royal Blue, by Casey McQuiston

BOOK REVIEW
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Red, White & Royal Blue, by Casey McQuiston
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This talked about LGBTQ romance lives up to the hype. Published in 2019, the idea of a female president and a relationship between the first son of the United States and the Duke of Sussex couldn’t have been further from the reality of the Trump administration, but it was the romance we needed at the time and still holds up almost four years later.
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Alex is the ambitious, young, handsome, and biracial first son of the United States. He’s charismatic and radiates confidence, but he’s never thought too much about his personal life. That is until he’s forced to confront a childhood rivalry with Prince Henry, the Duke of Sussex, who is reluctant to take on his role in royalty, the complete opposite of Alex. What begins as damage control after a public argument involving a very expensive wedding cake, quickly becomes the best kind of friendship — the kind with endless conversation and private jokes — and finally something more.
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Set against the backdrop of American politics and the royal family, the band of characters are refreshingly diverse, complicated, and most importantly, not afraid to embrace their true selves, after a little resistance and self-discovery, of course.
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Fans of the royal family, the first family, and forbidden love in the public eye will blow through Red, White & Royal Blue, by Casey McQuiston in a weekend.

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