So Wild

Eve Dangerfield — 2021

“Panty melting, volcano hot.” - Sana reads, Romance Blogger “Honestly, this IS my favourite book by Eve Dangerfield and that’s saying something.” - Stacey is Sassy, Romance Blogger Samantha DaSilva lives her life loud, wild and free. At least she did until her hippie dad up and left her in charge of the family tattoo studio and her two...let's go with 'interesting' sisters. The last thing she needs is her girlhood crush moving back to town, ten years after the blond Brit did the unthinkable to her… “A filthy, sexy, and emotional start to a brand new series!” - Shayna, Goodreads Scott Sanderson knows he screwed up, but he’s returned to Melbourne and is desperate to win back the gorgeous ex-neighbour he’s loved since he was a kid. “There was not one character in this book I didn’t love… I urge everyone to check out this little slice of heaven.” - Steamy Reads Blog How can Scott get Sam to forgive him for what he did a decade ago? Does anyone ever really get over the past? SO WILD is a full-length contemporary novel by critically acclaimed author Eve Dangerfield. It is the first book in the Silver Daughters Ink Series.

Reviews

Samantha Emery@samj

Oct 17, 2021

Check out this and my other reviews at My Blog, Facebook, Google+, Twitter and Pinterest Copy received from author in exchange for an honest review ★Book Basics★ Genre : - Cont. Romance Series : - First in the series. Love triangle? - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] Cheating? - (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] HEA? - (view spoiler)[Yes (hide spoiler)] Would I read more by this author/or in this series? - Yes Rating - 5 stars ★Review★ I have adored every single thing Eve Dangerfield has written. And this book is no different. Sam and Scott were childhood enemies and hot not seen each other in years. But when they meet up again, they both struggle with the fact that they never actually really hated each other and have an undeniable attraction to each other. The hero and heroine were a bit different from what I feel I have read from this author before. But I loved them both. They were complicated yet very relateable real people that just pulled you into their story. I loved how we went back and forth to the past and present, and over all just how much this book made me feel for Sam and Scott. Especially Scott. I truly hated his dad. All in another excellent book. Yet again Eve Dangerfield proves she can write very different characters and stories, yet all with the same knack of pulling you in and making you never want to finish the story.

Sarah Williams@thehireader

Aug 31, 2021