Review: New Jersey Don't Get Insulted!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2014
The first in a series of four novels.  We are introduced to the "Wilde Boys" ( Jake, Cooper, Tucker and Hunter) also known as "The Wilde Riders" a country plus band. I say country plus because they are not strictly country but a mix of genres. If you know Dan Patrick Fulton's music you know what I mean.  Each brother has a unique personality and is as different as night and day.  Book one is all about Cooper and Riley. Now... New Jerseyites  don't get insulted because Riley takes a few jabs at "Old Town" a one bar, one gas station kind of town in the northwest corner of the state, but keep in mind she is a "city gal."  She hates the smell of manure, hates dust, dirt, wind, cowboy boots, farm animals, especially cows (poor beloved cows who give us comfort, food and milk!). She is a six figure workaholic, BMW, New York career girl who gets to investigate a bank fraud in New Jersey and meets the Wilde boys: Jake (the jerk, who sleeps with every thing in skirts) and Cooper (another workaholic BMW six figure guy who left his country roots behind never wanting to return) with a little rivalry there between brothers for the heart of Riley and her own hatred for the "Wall Street" wannabes that she is running from all the time thinking that Cooper is one of the counties "hick from the sticks" kind of guy, its a lot of fun.  Its a mix up that is great fun to read and how it gets resolved! Not to give to much away but it was good for Cooper to return to his roots both for himself and for Riley; two city lovers who find romance in the dust, dirt, and manure after all!  Now, Jerseyites, you will like how it all gets resolved.... Score one for Jersey!  Looking forward to the next installments with Tucker,  a  veteran returning from the middle-east now wounded physically and mentally, plus Hunter to shy to look up and answer anyone, trying so hard to get into the police academy and then there's always Jake maybe he will eventually grow up. Not a disappointment for the "quick read" people.