Quick Summary of Rye Must Die. There’s a fine line between sexy alpha and creepy stalker…and Rye has crossed it. Izzy Grant is supposed to be dead, suicide by hanging. But when she regains consciousness she’s still alive and still the crazy girl everyone in Old Town loves to hate. But one thing had changed. He saved her life, a shadowy figure wearing all black and riding a motorcycle. Now he’s following Izzy. She doesn’t know why, but she’s eager to find out. When charming ghost hunter, Max Elliot, barges into Izzy’s life she isn’t looking for love…except in the biker romance novels she’s obsessed with. But when Rye’s behavior takes on new and violent dimensions, Izzy and Max struggle to find a way to stop him before his violence against Izzy escalates. Maybe the only solution is for Rye to die.
RYE MUST DIE is a NOVELLA by USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR Dakota Madison and AMAZON BESTSELLING AUTHOR Savannah Young. It can be read as a STANDALONE or as part of the ongoing series.
Rye Must Die is not as dark as the title implies. First of all--this novella is truly a romantic comedy. The constant dialogue between the characters--and the main character's personal thoughts--do make the story fun. Some of the humor is eye-roll worthy--but, it does create a lighter mood to the overall, paranormal story line.
The Characters are too Fun to Dislike. While the instant relationship between Max and Izzy needed to be taken with a grain of salt--the interractions between them and the supporting characters kept the story fun and entertaining. The story is a quick, easy to read story with characters who are just too likable to be put aside.
Would I recommend Rye Must Die? It's a cute, fun story that sets the tone for future installments of the Izzy and Max series. I would recommend it to romantic comedy/ paranormal fans--and I will certainly read more of the series in the future. I enjoyed the characters and was entertained by the novella.
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