Too Wilde to Tame

by Janelle Denison

Paperback, 2005

Status

Available

Call number

813.54

Publication

Berkley (2005), Mass Market Paperback, 304 pages

Description

The hotter than hot (All About Romance) USA Today bestselling author of Wilde Thing and Wilde Side steam things up with this sultry tale of a woman who is too wild to tame--and the one man she can't resist. Original.

User reviews

LibraryThing member Darla

Eh. Not horrible, but not great, either. Kinda meh. Heroine is your standard acts-&-dresses-like-a-slut-but-is-just-misunderstood. Hero is a P.I. & partners with her cousin. Somebody's stalking her and calling her a slut, tramp, etc, and her roomie is in an abusive relationship. I figured out the

stalker immediately, but still didn't buy the motive, and didn't like the consequences. But the main reason for the "meh" is the writing. It's kinda bland--telling, again, instead of showing. At one point, she tells us that the position they're having sex in is erotic. Good grief. If it's really erotic, you don't have to tell us that. Anyway, like I said--not a bad story, but there are too many better writers to waste my time on more books by this one.

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LibraryThing member lizasarusrex

It's no secret, Mia is a wild and crazy partier. Her reputation isn't fabricated, because she will do about anything when she's out at the bar, intoxicated or not. She knows Cameron doesn't approve because he has a thing for her, but she flirts with danger by continuing her wild ways.

Despite her

reputation, Cameron can't shake his feelings for Mia. It only increases when Mia comes to Cameron for help when she becomes a victim of a very personal attack. Photos of Mia during her crazy partying are leaked to her, and she goes to Cameron, as he is a private investigator.

Is Cameron able to tame the wild girl and open her eyes to the damage she's done to her reputation? I thought this book wasn't half bad, it had a descent storyline and was easy to read in a sitting. I would rate it at a 4/5.

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LibraryThing member Marcella1717

I've read novels by JD before and enjoyed them, but I just could not get into this one. At 1/3 in I still couldn't care about the characters or the story, so it became a dnf. Glad it was free.

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