YA Fantasy Romance Swap (with a hint of comedy)

[Taylor]

Hi My name is Taylor and i'm looking for Critic Partners (or a Beta Reader) for my YA High Fantasy Romance. It has action, it has some humor, it has romance, and I would really love for some input. Here is the blurb:

Autumn Solstice is just your average-ordinary-everyday-animal-telepathic-princess; and that would be great if she didn’t live in a world where affinities like hers are considered useless compared to the elite Espers of society.
However, Autumn’s life begins to slowly unravel after a fateful ball with the gruesome (and annoyingly gorgeous) King Asher Ethridge of Vodian.
When an opportunity arises to achieve her life long dream of not being a total disappointment to her father, Autumn finds herself reluctant to complete the task at hand.
And just what might that task be?
Why, murdering King Asher’s three-million-year-old pet bird, of course.
Finding herself in the midst of a prophecy meant for someone, and falling for a mysterious stranger who just might be her kingdom’s demise, Autumn will have to decide if she will become more than a face in someone else’s story, or make a name of her own.
Will she survive a world of royalty, betrayal and power greater than her own?
Probably not, but a princess is just a princess until she finds her own destiny.

If this sounds interesting to you please email me at: tsmyly@live.com or message me on here (I'll take longer to respond I don't normally check my account)

Please respond if you want to swap one of the following: Romance, (I specialize in it Contemporary or otherwise), Dystopian, Comedy, Contemp and some Sci-Fi
Thanks!

[Amaryllis]

Hi Taylor,

I'd be interested in swapping. I have a 70k YA fantasy romance novel. Here's the blurb:

As a phoenix and one of the four great Pillars, Aurora Munroe has the inherent ability to radiate heat and burn anything she touches. She desires nothing more than to fly in a blue sky with the sun on her face, but due to a growing sentiment against Pillars, she is forced to keep her identity a secret.

One day, after a Pillar is found dead, her parents announce her engagement to Kazuya Haruki, a famous young and aloof entrepreneur. Fortunately, there is an escape clause. After three months, she and Kazuya can nullify the engagement.

As Aurora eagerly counts the days, she must grapple with her newfound celebrity status and the whims of a new fiancé. Can she keep her identity hidden from the public or will she become the next target?