Books by Rachel Harris
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review 1: I really had high hopes for this book, but ultimately, it fell kinda flat for me. It really dragged in spots and I really didn't find the storyline interesting. The heroine also seemed to be too hung up on her past to be able to move forward, and it took something catastrophic ...
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review 1: While not terrible, this book just didn't hit the right notes for me. It had all the elements to make a good book, but the execution fell short. Time travel is tricky to do well, and unfortunately, it didn't happen here. Less adapted to the present day WAY too quickly and well, t...
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review 1: From the first book in the series I have had a love-hate relationship with Cat's personality. For the most part I found her to be alright but in this final book I had a hard time relating to her. The dual perceptive of her and Lucas's point of view was enjoyable and I loved seein...
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review 1: I would admit to reading the books out of order but after reading Sherry book 1st, I had to know Angelle story.Angelle in Cane were just two people showing the world what they wanted to see. They never were their true selves until that faithful week visiting her parents. Then the...
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review 1: This book was really good.I love the traits of the main characters. They both had strong personalities and fit well together. I liked that Sherry didn't recognize who Tyler was. The way she insulted him on several occasions without realizing it was him amused me. The way the both...
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review 1: The story wasn't bad by any means, and is certainly filled with emotional turmoil, but I guess considering it was a time travel story I was expecting a little bit larger of a conflict for the heroine than romance and a potential unwanted arranged marriage. While Harris definitel...
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review 1: Note: The publisher provided me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.My Not So Super Sweet Life is the third book in the Super Sweet Sixteenth Century series. It was a bit of a departure from the first two books, as it did not include the time-travel element. Admi...
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review 1: Admittedly I´ve never been a fan of series sporting changes of POV with no apparent reason. So, after liking Cat and the 1st installment far more than I thought I would, I was kind of disappointed that I wouldn´t get to know Cat in her own 21st century environment. Especially aft...
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review 1: I loved this book. It was better than its prequel. It was odd to see a sexteenth century teen in our twenty-first century. But I found it odd that she took to gadgets rather quickly. The chemistry between Austin and Alessandra was sizzling. I also enjoyed seeing Cat and Lucas' d...
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review 1: The protagonist got a bit annoying and the love got so deep and mushy fast that I began skipping the text. 2.5 stars because I cared about the book enough to want to read the next book as it leaves a cliffhanger. The constant reminder that she "didn't want to open up to anyone be...
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review 1: I got this for my birthday a couple of years ago now and I have only now just gotten around to reading it. I wasn't the biggest fan of this book but I did enjoy it at times...I love the cover to this book as it's colourful and you can really picture what this particular book is g...