Review: Fun and flirty
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
Riley is a smart, sassy, likeable character. She's ambitious, upwardly mobile and a complete fish out of water when her job takes her to - and then strands her in - rural New Jersey. She was fun to see in a country bar, at a Farm and Horse Show, in cowboy boots.She thinks she knows what she wants - and that's not a 'Wall Street wannabe' - but then she meets a guy, a guy who challenges her, her pushes her outside her comfort zone, who makes her question what she really wants.Cooper is so much like Riley, driven, ambitious. He's got a plan too. His plan is everything Riley eschews, so he lies. I get why he lied but those lies have repercussions, jeopardizing his happily ever after. Despite the lie Cooper is really a good guy. He is sweet, caring, there for his family - even when they drive him insane, and he adores Riley. In returning to Old Town, being a part of the Wilde Riders, Cooper starts to see that he's Wall Street guy and a country boy and he's better for it.I liked the dual POVs, the chemistry between Cooper and Riley, the Wilde brothers, and the secondary characters: beautiful, confident Patti and the brusque, daring Harley.Wilde Riders is the first book in the Old Town Country Romance series, focusing on the Wilde brothers - Mr. Lucky Cooper, gregarious ladies' man Jake, haunted soldier Tucker and serious, studious Hunter. I'm very excited to read each of the Wilde brother's stories.Disclosure: ebook provided in exchange for an honest review