With the major conflict involving Rush’s reactions, I think the way he handled it wasn’t great and my heart broke for Gia.

But I found myself rather disappointed with the actions of Rush and Gia. the duet is still a good read and I’m still an epic fan of the awesome writing duo that is Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland.

I was definitely expecting to get the same kind of feelings I had while reading Rebel Heir and it was bit disappointing when that wasn’t the case. I was so nervous and a bit anxious to see how everything played out between them because honestly, it wasn’t looking good at all. Rebel Heir had me completely invested in this duet and as soon as that one ended, I was eager to get the conclusion for Rush and Gia. You’ll be on the edge of your seat as you go through the trials that Rush and Gia will face to finally get their HEA. Lies or well withholding truths is never a good premise for any relationship. But as duets go, that was expected to happen. Man, how is it possible to write this review without giving away any spoilers, it’s a bit of a tough one especially when it’s a duet and the previous ended with a pretty big cliffhanger. Book One, Rebel Heir, is available for sale now.ĪDD TO GOODREADS Amazon ➜ Rebel Heart (Book Two) | iBooks ➜ Rebel Heart (Book Two) | B&N ➜ Rebel Heart (Book Two) | Kobo ➜ Rebel Heart (Book Two) | Google Play ➜ Rebel Heart (Book Two) ReviewīLOG | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | GOODREADS | INSTAGRAM Rebel Heir is the second book in the Rush Series Duet. How to walk away from a man you fall in love with at the end of a summer: How to screw up a great summer in the Hamptons:īlow all your money on a rental you can’t afford. Rush and Gia’s story continues in the gripping conclusion to Rebel Heir…

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