Singh makes you understand and accept arrange marriages as reality and even gets you invested in them. I loved how Nalini Singh tackled this trope in relation to Indian family culture. Raj and Nayna both came from Indian families who believes in tradition, and that includes arranging marriages for their kids. Rebel Hard is tropey, and it employs a trope that you don’t see often in romances nowadays, or at least not as well done: the arranged marriage trope. This book is one of those books that makes go, “This is why I read and love romance!” Because it’s true. The romance between Raj Sen and Nayna Sharma will make you swoon and will put a dopey smile on your face. All this traditional meet and greet and reject stuff was brutal. It is, hands down, my favorite Nalini Singh contemporary to date!įorget about internet dating. I was blown away by just how good she is the moment I started reading Rebel Hard. There isn’t a sub-genre in romance that Nalini Singh can’t do. And love is about to make rebels of them both. When his parents spring an introduction on him, the last woman he expects is her. Some might call him stiff and old-fashioned, but he knows what he wants-and it’s a life defined by rules… yet he can’t stop thinking about the infuriating and sexy woman who kissed him in the moonlight then disappeared. Panicked, she throws caution to the winds, puts on the tiniest dress she can find, and ends up in the arms of a tall, rough-edged hunk of a man who has abs of steel-and who she manages to mortally insult between one kiss and the next.Ībandoned as a child, then adopted into a loving family, Raj Sen believes in tradition, in continuity. Nayna Sharma agreed to an arranged marriage in the hope it would heal the fractures in her beloved family… only to realize too late that a traditional marriage is her personal nightmare. New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh continues her Hard Play series with a sweet, sexy romance featuring big, fat, OTT weddings, a meddling grandma, and a too-serious hero who needs to be unbuttoned…
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