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Rebel Heir: Book One (The Rush Series 1) Kindle Edition
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateApril 7, 2018
- File size2271 KB
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Editorial Reviews
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5+++ Rush Stars
"This is the BEST Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward book to date. I absolutely LOVED this story and characters. I would 100% recommend this book!!!!" - Book Bitches Blog
"These two authors make magic together. I haven't not absolutely loved something they've written together. These characters especially were so real and honest. It felt like I was watching my friends work out their want for each other." - A is for Alpha B is for Books
5+ stars!
"This book was addictive from the start. I literally couldn't go to bed until I finished it." - Naughty Mom Story Time
"Warning!!!! This is a highly addicting story that will make you forget everything around you. So sit tight and enjoy this captivating masterpiece." - TDC Book Reviews
"This book was all sorts of amazing. Between the romance, witty banter, and extreme sexual tension was two characters you couldn't help but fall in love with. This book held all the elements I look for in a five star read." - Garden of REden
"This book was amazing! I loved the angst, tension, and the steam. I couldn't hardly breathe for certain parts just holding me hostage! I FELL FOR THESE CHARACTERS IMMEDIATELY! This story is flippin brilliant." - The Smut-Brarians
"I love every character these authors give us but I have to say Rush and Gia are up there amongst my favourites, their chemistry is sizzling and the connection they share is perfect, the banter is everything I would expect and at times I was laughing or should I say snorting out loud, this bookdrew me in and at the end it spat me out..." - MI Bookshelf
"Okayyy...so one of my very favorite writing duos is back-Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward-with their newest book Rebel Heir and it is out of this world fan-dam-tastic!!" - Iscream Books
About the Author
Penelope Ward is a New York Times, USA Today and #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author. She grew up in Boston with five older brothers and spent most of her twenties as a television news anchor. Penelope resides in Rhode Island with her husband, son and beautiful daughter with autism. With over a million books sold, she is the author of over fifteen novels, including RoomHate which hit #2 on the New York Times bestseller list and #1 on the Wall Street Journal bestseller list. Other New York Times bestsellers include Stepbrother Dearest, Neighbor Dearest, Drunk Dial, Cocky Bastard, Stuck-Up Suit, Playboy Pilot and Mister Moneybags (the latter four co-written with Vi Keeland).
Product details
- ASIN : B07C1BQPN2
- Publisher : C. Scott Publishing (April 7, 2018)
- Publication date : April 7, 2018
- Language : English
- File size : 2271 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 295 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #44,926 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #2,747 in Contemporary Romance Fiction
- #9,625 in Contemporary Romance (Kindle Store)
- #10,158 in Romance (Kindle Store)
- Customer Reviews:
About the authors
Penelope Ward is a New York Times, USA Today and #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of contemporary romance.
She grew up in Boston with five older brothers and spent most of her twenties as a television news anchor. Penelope resides in Rhode Island with her husband, son, and beautiful daughter with autism.
With over two million books sold, she is a 21-time New York Times bestseller and the author of over thirty books. Her novels have been translated into over a dozen languages and can be found in bookstores around the world.
Vi Keeland is a #1 New York Times, #1 Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestselling author. With millions of books sold, her titles are currently translated in twenty-six languages and have appeared on bestseller lists in the US, Germany, Brazil, Bulgaria Israel and Hungary. Three of her short stories have been turned into films by Passionflix, and two of her books are currently optioned for movies. She resides in New York with her husband and their three children where she is living out her own happily ever after with the boy she met at age six.
Stop by and meet Vi in her private reader group on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/ViKeelandFanGroup/
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Rush is absolutely, hands down, without a doubt my favorite Vi Keeland/Penelope Ward hero. He is arrogant with the right amounts of jerk and charm, and he oozes charisma and sex appeal. Honestly, I was attracted to him from the first line he uttered. I had no problems believing that girls would be chomping at the bit to get their hands on him. I would if I would be there. Plus, he has that heart of gold underneath. Make no mistake, though, his soft heart is for a select few, but it is good enough to make me swoon hard for him.
Gia's personality is absolutely infectious. Something about her draws the reader and Rush in. She is light and fun, loyal, working hard to chase her dreams - basically the type of heroine you would want to be friends with. I adore her character, and love her banter with Rush. She isn't afraid to push his buttons, to put her desires out there, or to go for what she wants, whether that is her career or Rush.
The chemistry between these two is absolutely insane. Their personalities click, the friendship is perfect, the flirting is the best foreplay, and the tension between the two radiates. I love every single moment that these two walk the fine line between friends and lovers.
So at this point, you are probably wondering why the 4 CROWN rating if all I have been doing is gushing over these characters and their relationship. Well, by 11% I knew the plot twist. I knew what the final scene of the book was going to be, and I was not wrong. The writing is great, what we expect from these authors. You've already read my adoration for these two characters. However, when I know how the story is going to play out from almost the very beginning, it decreases my enjoyment of the book. I want to be slammed with the plot twist and have my mouth gaping open in shock. I didn't get this. Am I excited for Rebel Heart? Absolutely, the fall out is going to be EPIC if I know Rush. I don't know where the story is going to go, and I hope I get to experience the ride while it is happening with the second book versus figuring it out early.
Fans of these two will adore this book. Readers will fall in love with these characters, revel in the chemistry that heats up the screen, and cheer for these two to get together. Although I like more surprises with my plots, the characters and the relationship are enough to carry the story and keep readers entertained.
I’ll be honest, I’ve always shied away from cliffhangers because I’ve considered myself to be the kind of reader who needed the instant gratification of a complete story. I’ve been a strictly romance reader for the last 8 years, averaging about a book a day. I’ve read thousands of romance novels, avoiding cliffhangers like the plague. But over the last year or so, I’ve read a couple of stories that ended in a cliffhanger, and with a few caveats, I might have changed my stance somewhat. As long as the wait between books isn’t too long, I’ve found that I enjoy the actual experience of anticipating the release of the next book. I know, I know—color me surprised, too. I knew going into the Rush Series duet that a cliffhanger was involved, but the blurbs intrigued me enough that I really wanted to read these books. Most surprisingly, though, is that I think the fact that I have to wait for more of Rush and Gia’s story is genuinely ramping up my excitement. Of course, part of me wants the next book to suddenly appear on my Kindle, say, like right now. But, there is another part of me that is content with delaying that satisfaction and simply relishing in the opportunity to look forward to the release of Rebel Heart. Without going into too much detail, I’ll just say that while I am definitely eager to know what happens next, the authors gave me enough while still managing to leave me hungry for more—a feat I am certain was not easy to pull off but one that they did and did well.
Rush and Gia’s story started with a rush, that’s for sure. This wasn’t a typical boy-meets-girl, run-of-the-mill romance at all. Despite not having known each other for long, they definitely clicked, and a friendship built quickly and easily—or as easily as it could have built between two friends who had this kind off-the-charts chemistry sparking between them. I was swept right up into this romance along with Rush and Gia. They clearly enjoyed each other’s company, they had a lot of fun together, and this translated into some fantastic banter. But there was more than just a friendship forming here. The undeniable physical attraction pulsing between them, practically demanding acknowledgment, kept me invested in this couple and tapping my Kindle hoping for more.
A rebel in every sense of the word, Rush wasn’t looking for a relationship at all. His history clearly messed with his thought process on them, and while part of him definitely wanted to corrupt Gia in the most delicious ways, another part of him wanted to protect her—even if what he thought she needed protecting from was him. His confusion where she was concerned was evident and clearly communicated, which made his feelings and fears something that the reader could sympathize with. Gia had her own issues, and she certainly wasn’t the falling-at-his-feet bombshell he usually hooked up with. Her frank honesty, and the way she called him out, giving as good as she got, not to mention her curves, her looks and those glasses, sealed the deal though, and they were soon crossing the line. A surprise bump in the road pushes them back into the friend zone, but it isn’t long before Rush realizes that’s not where he wants to be. Too bad that bump in the road will feel like a pebble in their path compared to the boulder that’s just been dropped in front of them.
Keeland and Ward penned a sexy surprise-filled page-turner in Rebel Heir that was complex and positively engrossing. This was the kind of story that I found myself devouring, but as the pages turned and I neared the end, I was slowing my reading simply because I didn’t want it to be over. I’m on the edge of my seat waiting for Rebel Heart to release, and the kicker is that I’m perfectly happy to be here. Rebel Heir by Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward gets five smooches from me!
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And please, don't tell me that in order to a book to be erotic or whatever, you have to be degrading to women and make all your characters be as well. I read a lot of other books from the same genre and it's really rare to find this occurancy. I was actually surprised.
Well, if you're also a critic reader that worries about these kind of miscronstructions of women I really don't recommend this book in particular.
P.S.: The MAIN character is not portrait as "slut", till she puts on a skirt and some make up. What the fudge.