Review: Lively and Humorous
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 30, 2014
4.5 / 5 - Top PickCelia Ray, first came to Forever, Texas with her friends, Sandy Hamilton and Daniella Monson. She met Sandy's men and left when Daniella turned nasty and tried to harm Sandy only because she did not think Daniella should not be driving back to Dallas on her own. During her brief stay she had seen Aiden Carr and been mesmerized. She returned to Forever to finally meet him face to face. Imagine her delight as she finds his two friends Trent Tarrow and Steve Wilton are just as scrumptious and seem to feel the same way about her. When Aiden finally meets the woman he has fantasized about, since catching a glimpse of her from afar, he knows he and his two friends have found their mate. But what happens when a vampire decides he wants her for himself? Can the three men save her and will she stay with them if they do?Wild Heart is the third installment of Jane Jamison's Werewolves of Forever, Texas series and it is just as lively and humorous as the books that came before. Ms. Jamison has given us a town that is small enough that everyone knows each other and the atmosphere is warm and friendly. Strangers may be noted, but are made welcome. Like most small towns it has its secrets. Although I must admit Forever has a bigger secret than most. I still cannot wait to return there often and reacquaint myself with both the town and the residents.This can be read as standalone, but I recommend reading book 2, Wild for Wolves at least to learn more of the background of Celia's first visit. You may even choose to go as far as to read book one, Wild Love. I would choose to read them all so that I could enjoy every moment possible in a town so rich and diversified in unusual backgrounds.Keep in mind that there are more books to read in this series, but if you are like me and rush to devour a series, you can enjoy so many other of Ms. Jamison's other books each just as delightful as these. Jane Jamison entertains her readers with humor and banter while remaining true to the main theme of whatever series you are reading.Review by: Delanna of Night Owl ReviewsDisclosure: Most books that Night Owl reviews are received courtesy of the publisher, author or publicist. In most cases - reviewers get to keep the books they review and choose the books they will review themselves from an available to review database and based on their favorite authors and genres. Publishers, authors and publicists are not guaranteed a glowing review just because they have provided a copy of their book for review. Reviews are based on each individual reviewers opinion and not based on receiving a free copy of the work.