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Summary: Rambling Romp
Review: This is a rambling mess of a story but you like the characters so much you almost don't care. There are plenty of moments that are solid gold. "Joe" is a treat! If possible, read Winston Brothers first and then this one. But brothers or no brothers, Zane and Tamara's story is a lot of fun. Although, I have to wonder at the use of "small, pretty blonde". Surely that's a tired cliche nowadays.
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Summary: Wild
Review: This is a sexy book. Not as good as the Winston Brothers. These are fun sexy books. Not serious erotica. You know in the beginning the girl will get the boy. But all the brothers are sex symbols, I cannot say the same for the women.
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Summary: This is SOOO Bad
Review: This truly is one of the most vapid romances I've ever read. I don't know who recommended it to me, but this is the stuff that gives romance the bad reputation it occasionally deserves. The one good thing about it is that if you are thinking of a career in writing, this could offer you hope -- if they publish this nonsense, just think how much better you could do!
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Summary: Absolutely Lovely!
Review: This was an extremely good book. Even though I hadn't read the others in the series, it wasn't hard to follow at all. The mystery in the book kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end. And Zane.. oh Zane. What a hottie!
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Summary: Sexy Wrap Up...Winston Brothers Series
Review: This was definitely a well balanced contemporary romance: straightforward hot sexual desire, danger, suspense, and laughter. What a sexy wrap up to her Winston Brothers Series. I enjoyed that each brother had their own unique expression of their sexuality: Cole (steadfast patient lover) - Tangled Sheets; Chase (bewildering "kinky" lover) - Tangled Dreams; Mack (playful accepting lover) - Tangled Images; and finally, Zane (feral protective lover) - Wild.
LF doesn't miss the mark in her grand final-lee of her Winston Brothers series, Wild. Zane is the seductive alpha male. At first, for six years, Tamara was just the business woman (mysterious gypsy) next door, however the more he was determined to know her after that one afternoon she walked into his store and declared to him "I want you...to share your body with me, and let me give you mine", the more he desired to fulfill his secreted fantasies of "scorching carnal activities" with her. The initial stun and embarrassment of her straightforwardness caused him to reject her, conversely after considering the many days and nights he previously spent obsessing over this mysterious gypsy, he decided to accept her proposition for an evening of mutual physical attraction.
The more time he spent with her, the more his attraction grew into a deep emotional attachment, protectiveness and affection for her. However, there's a problem. Someone is trying to run her out of town, even to the point of possibly murdering her.
It's wonderful to see the Winston brothers and family take a united front to protect the love interest of Zane.
Her eccentric family involvement resonates at a deep level because you can identify with it if you come from such a family - i.e. `My Big Fat Greek Wedding'. We've all been there in one way or another... at one time or another... and many of us have been there more times than we'd care to admit. Her gypsy Uncle Thanos, Aunt Eva and Aunt Olga embarrass her with their old world beliefs - believing the damaging schemes against Tamara and her shop are due to they're being haunted by a deceased Uncle Hubert.
Again this is a multi-faceted character romance story - not as much committed to the "romance" of falling in love, but the old saying of `you not only marry your spouse but their whole family...'
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Summary: A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY
Review: This was my first LF book, and definitely the last. A shallow plot, with Zane getting ...page one and stayes that way until doomsday, boring ang sometimes very stupid dialogues and a very s-l-o-w progress on the story line convinced me to give up after about 150 pages. True, there was a lot of talking and thinking abouy sex, and usually I like it very much in a book - but the problem here was there wasn't anything beside it, and I prefer something more in my heroes [it's a little habbit of mine...].
To sum up: Don't bother.
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Summary: My first Lori Foster book - but it won't be my last!
Review: This was the first time I have ever read a Lori Foster novel. She knows what the reader wants and she definitely delivers. The characters are alive with passion, and she is an accomplished writer who can weave an entertaining tale. I look forward to going "backwards" and reading all about the "brothers".
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Summary: Worth The Wait
Review: Vintage Lori Foster. Zane's story was well worth the wait.
Tamara Tremayne is a strong and equal partner to Zane. I could
not put it down such a fast past and wild ride. It was great to get back in touch with the rest of the Winston clan. Hope Joe gets his own story and soon.
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Summary: A WILD LOVE FOSTERED
Review: When Tamara Tremayne decides to stake all out to fulfil her fantasies with a bold declaration "I want you", Zane Winston is left stirred and sexually titillated by the beguiling gypsy whose shop is neighbouring to his computer store. Spurred by his sexual instincts, he confronts Tamara and discovers she is to relocate her shop due to a series of sabotages. Her uncle Thanos and supersitious aunties Eva and Olga suggests they are acts from the late Uncle Hubert whose life was claimed by a typhoon while relieving himself at a makeshift toilet. Zane with his chivalrous nature swears to protect Tamara and even hires his cousin Joe to guard her without her knowledge. Love strikes when Zane finds that Tamara is a woman of passion whose resilience is a mold from her independent childhood. She dares to quibble and is stubborn. Their love progresses with the aid of an erotic journal from an unknown which might hold the key to the mystery behind the sabotages....You have to admit the story-line is clinically thin - and even to the point of absurdity when the motive behind the disturbance is unraveled. Yet Lori Foster holds a certain endearing charm with her characters in ridiculous situations that are rib-tickling. Zane Winston and Tamara sizzle and crackle in their sexual awakening; their romance is a sexy and rambunctious escapade that knits your heart close to them. Zane beyond his wild persona is sensitive and one who adores children; he is loyal to his brothers and family akin. Tamara is not the wild gypsy too - what lies underneath is responsibility and maturity in appreciating her only relatives. It is with such fabulous characters that no matter how filmsy the subplot is, WILD still manages to be wildly entertaining with its brand of sexist humour and innuendoes. With WILD as the last book on the winning Winston brothers, an endearing camaderie with the family is long fostered between the readers and them.
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Summary: Lori Foster at her best!!!
Review: WILD is a wonderful read! Lori Foster combines perfectly a great story with sexy love scenes and a great couple. You won't want to miss out on an absolutley delicious read! The Winston men are a treat and Zane is no exception! Read & Enjoy. It's well worth it!!
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