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A review by beyondevak
The Wager by Rachel Van Dyken
4.0
Quick Summary: A fairy grandmother romance
My Review: The Wager by Rachel Van Dyken is book two in The Bet series. It is an incredibly funny rom-com that is guaranteed to keep readers laughing the entire way through.
About the Book: While the book features a playboy billionaire and a television reporter, it is without a doubt all about Grandma Nadine. She is worth her weight in gold. She is a frisky, tell-it-like-it-is, hip senior who has magic matchmaking skills. In this installment, she brings together her grandson with the love of his life. Her playful antics and hilarious strategies keep things interesting.
On a side note, I have to confess that watching Nadine block her other grandson from partaking with his bride to be before their marriage was too comical. That dog collar was way out there. I'm still laughing.
My Final Say: Readers who want a cute "I knew you when but still fell in love with you anyway" story will adore this quick read. If nothing else, they will be charmed by the fairy grandmother in the book.
Other: The Bet is book one in this series. The couple from the first installment does play a notable role in this story, however, The Wager can definitely be read without having read their romance.
Rating: 3.75/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: A
Series: Yes
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My Review: The Wager by Rachel Van Dyken is book two in The Bet series. It is an incredibly funny rom-com that is guaranteed to keep readers laughing the entire way through.
About the Book: While the book features a playboy billionaire and a television reporter, it is without a doubt all about Grandma Nadine. She is worth her weight in gold. She is a frisky, tell-it-like-it-is, hip senior who has magic matchmaking skills. In this installment, she brings together her grandson with the love of his life. Her playful antics and hilarious strategies keep things interesting.
On a side note, I have to confess that watching Nadine block her other grandson from partaking with his bride to be before their marriage was too comical. That dog collar was way out there. I'm still laughing.
My Final Say: Readers who want a cute "I knew you when but still fell in love with you anyway" story will adore this quick read. If nothing else, they will be charmed by the fairy grandmother in the book.
Other: The Bet is book one in this series. The couple from the first installment does play a notable role in this story, however, The Wager can definitely be read without having read their romance.
Rating: 3.75/5
Recommend: Yes
Audience: A
Series: Yes
#libraryfind