Books by Rachel Van Dyken
language
English
series
review 1: What I likedCompromising Kessen (The Vandenbrook Series, #1) delivers a comedic take on a "set-up" marriage between a very successful British business man and the American-British heiress of a sensational coffee company.Both characters are on even playing ground, if you will, in ...
language
English
series
review 1: I received this through NetGalley in turn for an honest review. I had such mixed feelings on this read. Trace drove me crazy. She was emotional, weak at times, and just irritating. As was Nixon. He was mean and everywhere with his emotions. Up and down with those two, but it was...
language
English
series
review 1: This book was a complete disappointment. The characters acted and spoke in a juvenile manner. The story was completely unbelievable and confusing at times, but always predictable. The story wasn't engaging at all. I found none of the characters likable or relatable. The character...
language
English
series
review 1: Dominique is the type of man who doesn't like to ask permission for things he's the one that tells you what to do, "Dominique's head tilted, like that of a feral cat inspecting it's meal. "I mean to make you my wife." He can be a bit snippy at times, "no, Isabelle, it seems I'm o...
language
English
series
review 1: This was a cute little story. I actually wish it was embellished more than it was. I found I liked Anthony better then Ambrose..I didn't like Ambrose name... I found it weird. So, I really shouldn't hold it against him, should I? I would recommend this book, especially if you'v...
language
English
series
review 1: Another beautifully written regency by Rachel Van Dyken for the House of Renwick series. This is a story of a man who is forced into marriage by his Aunt Agatha to the woman who as a child tormented him. The journey is witty and fun as these two find their way and are faced with ...
language
English
review 1: An Unlikely Alliance by Rachel Van Dyken is just that – the romantic escapades of a very unlikely couple. This regency romance follows Evelyn De Jarlais, a southern farm girl suddenly thrust into New York society, and Royce McArthrur, a wealthy merchant playboy used to having hi...
language
English
series
review 1: The Redemption of Lord Rawlings is Regency Romance at its best. A dedicated reader of Regencies will enjoy the conflict between the debutante and the rake, the humorous exchanges between the leg-shackled nobles and the Earl who must join their ranks against his will, not to menti...
language
English
review 1: I loved this set from the first page in book 1. The books are really about young rockers Alec and Demetri and how they settle down and find love in the small town of Seaside. This is classed as a New Adult Rocker set but it truly warms the heart in a gentle way. Underneath all of...
language
English
series
review 1: 3.5 stars This is a very sweet regency romance with a fairy tail theme. I liked it a great deal but felt it jumped from the prologue to the main story too quickly with no back story on Rose for Stefan's time away. There were a few other places too that I felt it was not a twist...
language
English
series
review 1: 13th December 2013:“Every Saint has a past, every sinner has a future.” I had always wondered which I was. The saint or the sinner?I really enjoyed this installment told from Phoenix, Chase and Nixon’s pov’s. Getting inside the lads heads really helped me connect with them and th...
language
English
series
review 1: This is an interesting read with enough action, mystery and foreplay to keep one hooked till the end. Like the other books in the series, it is the reworking of a popular fairy tale and this time it is "The Red Riding Hood"Hunter 'the Wolf' and Lady Gwendolen 'Red' are perfect fo...
language
English
review 1: ***ARC given by Author in exchange for honest review***The Eagle Elite books are some of my all time favorites. That being said, Rachel blew away all my expectations with Enforce. Unlike a lot of other alternate POV books, Enforce is not a straight up rehash of Elite. There are a...
language
English
series
review 1: **Love Those Damn Twins…The prologue was the best…very good intro into this book. As always, funny and charming with those damn twins Anthony and Ambrose….If Anthony isn’t one of the world’s best friend I don’t know who is. I’m going to miss them now that the series is over. … es...