Review: One Wild Ride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2014
The Blood And Roses Series has to be one of the best dark erotic romance series I have ever read.  Each book has gotten better and better.  The twists, turns, and revelations come out of left field.  Callie  Hart has done what a lot of other writers have failed at.  She has cornered the market on unpredictability.  Let’s be honest predictability is boring!  Book three Burn in the series is far from boring and predictable and is quite the opposite.  I haven’t felt this connected to a book in such a long time.  I am loving every single minute of it!First off  let me warn you that you will indeed have to read the other books in the series.  I would start with book one  Deviant, then book 2 Fracture, and my favorite so far Burn to get the full effect of the series.  You will not be disappointed in the least.So in Fractured we were left hanging and seems like Sloane may have gotten herself in a situation she may not be able to get herself out of.  Zeth and Sloane are now in deep.  Both emotionally and physically.  They are both pretty much trapped in the compound where Sloane’s sister is at.  Problem is Sloane has to convince them that she belongs there with Zeth.  They are under some intense pressure because one wrong move could jeopardize everything that they have been working towards.This intense lust and desire these two experience with each other is only heightened by the dangerous situation they are in.  They are literally together the entire time during this book which also strengthens their physical and mental connection.  The once closed off to the world Zeth is showing Sloane a different side to him.  A side that Zeth only let’s her see.  Zeth is letting Sloane in and it’s both exciting and scary at the same time.I loved this book more then I can ever put into words.  I am looking forward to see what Callie has for book four.  So many theories and possibilities for the next book.  Yes, I’m a little anxious but I know that the waiting will be worth it.