Twisted Games by Ana Huang – Book Review

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📚 Twisted Games by Ana Huang – Book Review

Author: Ana Huang
Genre: Contemporary Romance / Royal Romance
Series: Twisted Series – Book 2
Main Characters: Bridget von Ascheberg and Rhys Larsen
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

💕 Introduction

Twisted Games is the second novel in Ana Huang’s Twisted series. It combines royal romance, forbidden love, bodyguard romance, political pressure and emotional drama.

The story follows Princess Bridget von Ascheberg and her bodyguard, Rhys Larsen. Their relationship develops under circumstances where love is complicated by duty, responsibility and royal expectations.

👑 Story

Bridget is preparing to take on greater responsibilities as a princess when unexpected circumstances change her future. Rhys, her highly protective bodyguard, has always maintained an emotional distance from her.

As they spend more time together, their professional relationship gradually develops into a forbidden attraction. Rhys knows that falling in love with Bridget could have serious consequences, but his feelings become impossible to ignore.

The novel explores the conflict between personal desire and public duty, while adding family secrets, royal responsibilities and emotional challenges.

❤️ What I Liked

1. Bodyguard Romance
The protective-bodyguard dynamic creates strong romantic tension between Bridget and Rhys.

2. Forbidden Love
Their relationship is complicated by Bridget's royal position, making their romance more dramatic.

3. Rhys Larsen
Rhys is portrayed as serious, protective and emotionally guarded, which makes his gradual emotional transformation interesting.

4. Bridget's Character Development
Bridget grows from a princess living under expectations into a woman who begins making decisions for herself.

🎯 Major Themes

  • Forbidden love

  • Duty versus desire

  • Royal responsibility

  • Protection and trust

  • Personal freedom

  • Family expectations

  • Sacrifice

  • Emotional vulnerability

⚠️ A Note for Readers

The novel contains explicit sexual content and possessive/protective relationship dynamics. Some aspects may not appeal to every reader, particularly those looking for a realistic or conventionally healthy romance.

💭 Final Verdict

Twisted Games is an enjoyable choice for readers who love royal romance, forbidden relationships, protective heroes and emotional drama. Ana Huang combines romance with the fantasy of royalty and the tension of a bodyguard relationship.

Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

One-Line Review

“A forbidden royal romance where duty stands between a princess and the man sworn to protect her.”

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