Review: A little cliched & predicatable
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Having read Wicked Heat last year, I was looking forward to reading Wanton Heat. However, I have to admit that it wasn't for me; I found it predicable and on the clichéd side.Dominic Ricci is a weathly Italian Prince and Zoe, who we met in the previous book, is Allegra’s best friend and business partner sent to clinch a business deal with him. She’s a flirty love ‘em and leave ‘em girl, he has an attitude and a wariness of women and their motives towards him. And both are as stubborn as each other.They have an instant, albeit strained, attraction and with their stubbornness there is sexual tension, but it did take me a long time to warm to them. And whereas I liked Zoe and Allegra’s interactions in the first book, I found all the ‘babes’ and ‘hons’ OTT this time around.There’s no denying their intimate moments were hot and as a couple they did grow on me, but on the whole it just didn’t wow me in the same way many others in the Brazen line have.I received a copy of this as an ARC courtesy of Entangled Publishing for an honest and unbiased opinion.