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Review
Historical romance is not a genre that I normally gravitate towards, but I made it a goal of mine to read more of them in 2020. And Wild,Wild Rake
kicked things off for me, this year. Rake (well not the tool to collect leaves) and vicar were fairly new terms to, so it was interesting to learn about what that actually entailed in this one.
With this being my first read by Janna, I was completely sucked in from the very beginning. She even had my heart breaking and about ready to break down and cry because of what Avalon was put through by her horrible husband. Ten years later and a widow, she definitely made the most of her life and of course, Devan was coming to shake things up. And I was here for every moment of it.
I liked that they definitely had that enemies to lovers sort of relationship or well, just the constant dislike for one another. Because it really played into their present and made their story a lot more exciting to read about. However, Devan had some making up to do, but of course, it didn’t take him too long to win me over.
These two had a lot of growth during the story, I loved that Avalon was finally able to get past her insecurities and let her walls down. There were times when Devan seemed to play around a bit too much, but he totally ended up being the man that Avalon needed.
I haven’t read a lot of historical fiction and the language is definitely something to get used to. I enjoyed this one immensely and can’t wait to pick up my next read by Janna!
major thank you to the tlc for the complimentary copy in consideration for a review. this does not affect my opinion of the book or review.
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