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A review by javalenciaph
The Rebel by Kendall Ryan
5.0
Note: An ARC was provided by the author.
Series starters are important in my eyes because they tend to set the pace, as well as the bar, for everything else to follow, even if every single book is a standalone. One of the best things about Kendall Ryan's new series starter is that I thoroughly enjoyed the main characters, Eden and Holt, while also leaving you eager for whatever else is to come as the rest of the Looking to Score books start rolling in. Both Eden and Holt had this notable relationship, but they were also intriguing as separate individuals, allowing me to get to know them better while also having me excited to see how they would evolve as a couple. From beginning to end, The Rebel kept me very much entertained. I'm giving it 4.5 stars.
Series starters are important in my eyes because they tend to set the pace, as well as the bar, for everything else to follow, even if every single book is a standalone. One of the best things about Kendall Ryan's new series starter is that I thoroughly enjoyed the main characters, Eden and Holt, while also leaving you eager for whatever else is to come as the rest of the Looking to Score books start rolling in. Both Eden and Holt had this notable relationship, but they were also intriguing as separate individuals, allowing me to get to know them better while also having me excited to see how they would evolve as a couple. From beginning to end, The Rebel kept me very much entertained. I'm giving it 4.5 stars.