Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Born Wild

She's got three rules:

1. Trust no one... Eve Edens has been abandoned, used, or manipulated by almost everyone she's ever met. Born into ridiculous wealth, she's dealt with the petty jealousies and sordid little resentments for nearly thirty years. But after three botched attempts on her life, she can no longer ignore the truth. Someone wants her dead.

2. Avoid the bad boys at all costs... William "Wild Bill" Reichert, the wonderfully sexy boy who abandoned her years ago, is back in town. Only he's no boy. Now he's a covert operative — and he's all man. When Eve hires Bill to help her discover who is behind the attacks, Bill soon comes to suspect it's someone much closer to Eve than she dares to believe.

3. And never fall for the same ruse twice...The search for the killer takes Bill and Eve deep into the dark secrets and strange world of the rich and famous, and into the heart of red-hot passion re-ignited by the peril that threatens to consume them both. But does Eve dare risk her heart on Bill a second time?

This was one fast thrilling wild ride! Eve has been working on reinventing herself and she is not about to allow it to be interrupted by a killer.  Billy is one hot dude and I've been waiting for his story.  The identity of the killer kept me guessing.  The side story of Mac and Delilah was just as hot and I hope they feature in their own book.

Author: Julie Ann Walker
Published: November 2013
Pages: 384
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Source: Sourcebooks
Finished: 10/1/13

Nise'

This complimentary review copy was received thankfully from Danielle and Sourcebooks and in no way influenced my review of this book. These are my personal thoughts and reactions to the reading of the book.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

From your thoughts I see this book is HOT :) I'll keep it in mind for the cold winter months :)

Blodeuedd said...

It sure sounds thrilling!

bermudaonion said...

I'm glad to see you liked it!

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