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A review by krystles_shelves
The Rivals' Touch by Harleigh Beck
4.0
This book sucked me in right from the beginning. I really enjoy Harleigh’s writing and the way that it flows and makes reading her books easy and they fly by!
While this one isn’t as dark as say the Devil’s Bargain, it is still pretty dark and I would suggest reading trigger warnings for this one.
This book follows Remi and her relationships with various people in this book when she’s forced to move to a new town and her world gets turned upside down when she has to move in with none other than the star Basketball player form her Rival school. Now this isn’t your traditional reverse harem that your used to and not because there is a female in the harem. Each relationship is complicated and Remi fights her feelings for each of them. Her father is a mean bastard and we find out her boyfriend Bennet isn’t who he says he is. Zayd and Jacob are such dicks but you kinda can’t help but love them anyways and Legacy is a bad@as b!tch and always gets what she wants (and that’s Remi
While this one isn’t as dark as say the Devil’s Bargain, it is still pretty dark and I would suggest reading trigger warnings for this one.
This book follows Remi and her relationships with various people in this book when she’s forced to move to a new town and her world gets turned upside down when she has to move in with none other than the star Basketball player form her Rival school. Now this isn’t your traditional reverse harem that your used to and not because there is a female in the harem. Each relationship is complicated and Remi fights her feelings for each of them. Her father is a mean bastard and we find out her boyfriend Bennet isn’t who he says he is. Zayd and Jacob are such dicks but you kinda can’t help but love them anyways and Legacy is a bad@as b!tch and always gets what she wants (and that’s Remi