Wild Fire by Rose Wulf

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Wild Fire by Rose Wulf
Elemental Series Book 4
Publisher: Jupiter Gardens Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Full Length (178 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Poinsettia

Arianna Carosella was only looking for a fresh start. But in her quest to outrun her shameful past and forget about her non-family she seemed to have crashed into a family feud with impossible secrets. Now she was being targeted by a boy who liked to throw lightning, and she was constantly keeping company with a super-sexy man who gave ‘hot’ a whole new meaning. But she was going to have to survive the fight if she wanted to stay in his arms….

With his family in the middle of a war with another, the last thing Dean Hawke was looking for was romance. But the chemistry that flared between him and Arianna was too hot to ignore. The more time he spent with her the more he found himself focusing on her personal problems instead of his own – and he had plenty of his own. Between his irrationally angry sister and the family of weather controlling elementals bearing down on them, Dean really couldn’t afford to lose focus. And he could less afford to lose her.

Is Arianna’s carefully rebuilt life about to come crashing down around her?

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I have to say that Arianna handles the revelations about Dean and his family extremely well considering how quickly she is pulled into his world. I think she accepts things a bit too quickly, but given the brisk pace of the story and the escalating behavior of the enemy family, Arianna simply doesn’t have time to second guess anything Dean tells her. Fortunately, Arianna is much more than a pretty face. She is smart, tough, and more than holds her own against anyone who tries to hurt her.

Arianna is a great heroine. She is determined to make some big changes to her behavior so she doesn’t repeat mistakes from her past. What I like most about Arianna and her fresh outlook on life and her new found self-respect, is that she isn’t doing it to impress anyone. She is doing it simply for herself. I think she is a good role model for young woman who feel pressured to change for other people.

I have to admit that I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from Dean when I started reading Wild Fire. In the previous three books of the series, he seems flippant and impulsive. It is also heavily implied that Dean has a bit of a reputation when it comes to woman. However, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that there is much more to Dean. He cares deeply about his family and his flirtatious manner with woman only serves to mask a wounded heart. When Dean and Arianna open their hearts to each other, they are truly a great couple. They have excellent chemistry and Dean’s impulsive temperament is balanced by Arianna’s more level headed approach.

I found Dean’s ongoing conflict with his sister Angela frustrating. Angela keeps saying she wants to be treated like an adult, but then turns around and throws a tantrum. Dean is a bit slow to pick up on what exactly is bothering Angela, but he would have figured it out much faster if Angela would have taken the time to talk to him rather than fall back on the old, “if you don’t know I’m not telling you” argument. Angela behaves immaturely at times, but I definitely think she has potential. I look forward to watching her grow up a bit.

Wild Fire is an excellent addition to Ms. Wulf’s Elemental series. It is a fun, fast paced story about the power of love and family sure to delight fans of paranormal romance and happy endings.

Comments

  1. Karen H in NC says

    I’ve never read this author, but I do like the sound of this book. I see it is part of a series. Is it important to read books in order? Also, I didn’t really see anything ‘paranormal’ in the excerpt or your review. What makes this book paranormal?

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