Review: Pack Up I'm Moving to Whispering Cove
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 11, 2012
What the heck is wrong with the women of Whispering Cove that they book it out of town and leave their hot, hunky boyfriends behind? Holy hell girls, is it the reunion sex or did you bump your heads and go temporarily insane?Wet is the story of Kathleen (Katy) Wilson who is now a celebrity chef and Trent Parker one of Whispering Cove's firefighters. They were together in high school and in to their 20's but then Katy left to pursue her dream in Chicago and Trent let her go believing one day she'd return. He just didn't count on it being such a long time.What I loved about this story is both Katy and Trent want to be back together but neither one is sure of how the other feels. They play their cards close to the vest never giving the other a clue because they both fear getting their heart stomped on. To make things even more interesting someone is setting fires in locations memorable to them both and in areas that threaten Katy. In addition Katy's grandfather keeps adding in his two cents and now the paparazzi arrives placing them both in the limelight something Trent detests.Along the way these two manage to spend some "normal" time together; talking, cooking (including some interesting time in the kitchen), sexing, and basically getting to know each other as adults. It's interesting that even though Trent hated letting Katy go to peruse her dream of cooking, he started spending more time in the kitchen learning to cook and even coming up with recipes. We also find out that Katy doesn't really like the way her career is going, the direction it's taking, but she's scared. She's not the only one, Trent has some doubts as well and it doesn't help that the media is playing out their reunion for the world to see.These two also have a sexual history and they waste no time getting back into the swing of things. They have no problems exploring new territories for both of them and their scenes are pretty smokin'....good thing there's a fireman around and he knows how to use a hose. (Sorry, couldn't resist!)I really enjoyed Wet. It was a little more lighthearted than book one but that fit the story. We knew right off both Katy and Trent ultimately wanted to rekindle their relationship; it was just a matter of them figuring it out and trusting each other. Cool thing is, we got to go along for the ride and watch it play out; sometimes being a voyeur is fun!