Review: Wanton Heat is skillfully written making the reader see the beauty of the island, feel the passion between the hero and heroine,
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2014
So it’s never a bad thing when the hero is mostly naked and dripping wet from a swim in the first few pages of a book.  However, I’m not so sure our heroine would agree, in fact I’m almost positive she’d tell me to “shut the ‘eff up” because one thing our heroine does is speak her mind.  From the first moment the hero and heroine meet in Wanton Heat, that’s what you feel; it radiates off the both of them leaving the reader no doubt when these two get together they’ll be combustible.  Characters that seem complete opposites and on opposing sides of an issue make for some intense and rather interesting moments in this book.After majorly screwing up and almost ruining her friend’s PR business Zoe Keaton is on a mission to convince a Dominic Ricci, an Italian Prince, that letting the company she represents expand their resort and allowing the worldwide PR campaign to draw attention to the island is the best thing for him and an the people who live on the two islands involved.  She soon finds out she’s met her match and found someone just as strong willed as herself.It was so fun watching these two circle around each other both determined to win and both trying to keep their hands to themselves.  However Dominic matchmaking grandmother has other ideas and she convinces Zoe that the best way to convince Dominic is to strand him on the very island she wants to promote.  One huge storm and some very intense and satisfying sexual encounters find them this at odds but seeing the other side a little better.Wanton Heat is skillfully written making the reader see the beauty of the island, feel the passion between the hero and heroine, and experience the thrill that comes when you let love in.Review copy provided for an honest review.