Review: Enemies to lovers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2014
Violetta Rand has created a very enjoyable, interesting, fast paced and sizzling story. In most cases, Rachelle and Tyr seem to be real people as you get to know them, and their actions seem to be authentic. The story really carries them along. I especially liked the starting premise of how they got together as it is different from others where the Viking kidnaps the English lady.Their journey from being enemies to lovers is one that many will want to read. The descriptions of the battle aftermath put you there, as did the descriptions of Tyr’s home and homeland.Tyr seemed throughout the book to be a very strong individual with his own demons to deal with as he came to grips with his background and realized that Rachelle was the only woman for him. Rachelle’s journey was even more twisted as she grew up with many false notions of what Vikings wanted as well as dealing with loss of family and no real stability in her life. Running away with Tyr sure showed her strength as she stepped out of her comfort zone. Many other characters intertwine in the story and furnish the rich color to the cloth that Violetta Rand has woven for a story.I was provided an advance copy to read for an honest review.