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Wild #4
Micah Rush
Hailey LeBlanc did something stupid, but she couldn't help herself. If it had been any other woman they would have less resistance that she had, especially around Micah. He was gorgeous, tall, rich and the MVP of his team. It didn't help that she worked where he and his team practised day in and out and watched him from afar. Over the last year she'd fallen in love with him and that might have been just fine if her father didn't mind, but he did and her father wasn't just anyone. he owned the team and had strict rules about her dating Hockey players. She never had a problem with that rule before, untiil now. Other books in the 'Wild' series Wild Obsession Wild Rush Wild Heart Micah Rush Hartley's Crush Wild Desire (Coming soon)
145 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 5, 2011
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November 17, 2014
synopsis:
micah rush is a star hockey player for his nhl team. they are playing in the playoffs, and micah is distracted. no one knows that he is focused on trying to find the woman that he slept with a few weeks ago. hailey is the team owner's daughter, but she also works in the arena. she slept with micah after she found her fiance in bed with another woman. she tries to stay out of micah's way, so that he won't find her. when they do meet up again, they can't keep their hands off each other, and the relationship progesses from there. there are misunderstandings, aided by various people.
what i liked: the premise.
what i didn't like: the execution. wow. this was pretty much a train wreck; the editing was really bad, the plot danced all over the place, with no indication of going back in time, not even an extra space on the page or "she thought back to" and no real continuity. there was a lot of telling, and the language was more in line of what i would expect from someone who had not graduated from school yet. the way all the characters, even the parents of the main characters acted, felt more like high school than anything else. the heroine was completely insecure, even though she had a job that she had earned, not been given by her father. the hero's mother admired the heroine because she had an education, while the mother had just stayed home and looked after the kids...really? THAT'S the reason that you admire and like your future daughter-in-law? there was just so much going on, and no real focus. there was also a lot of unnecessary exposition. example: (location 2877 kindle edition) "i'm going to kill her," she said to no one in particular about jill. it was obviously her that spilled the beans to micah.
if it was so obvious, then all the passage would need to read would be this: "i'm going to kill her," she said to no one in particular. since we had just seen jill "spill the beans to micah", we didn't really need the reiteration.
micah rush is a star hockey player for his nhl team. they are playing in the playoffs, and micah is distracted. no one knows that he is focused on trying to find the woman that he slept with a few weeks ago. hailey is the team owner's daughter, but she also works in the arena. she slept with micah after she found her fiance in bed with another woman. she tries to stay out of micah's way, so that he won't find her. when they do meet up again, they can't keep their hands off each other, and the relationship progesses from there. there are misunderstandings, aided by various people.
what i liked: the premise.
what i didn't like: the execution. wow. this was pretty much a train wreck; the editing was really bad, the plot danced all over the place, with no indication of going back in time, not even an extra space on the page or "she thought back to" and no real continuity. there was a lot of telling, and the language was more in line of what i would expect from someone who had not graduated from school yet. the way all the characters, even the parents of the main characters acted, felt more like high school than anything else. the heroine was completely insecure, even though she had a job that she had earned, not been given by her father. the hero's mother admired the heroine because she had an education, while the mother had just stayed home and looked after the kids...really? THAT'S the reason that you admire and like your future daughter-in-law? there was just so much going on, and no real focus. there was also a lot of unnecessary exposition. example: (location 2877 kindle edition) "i'm going to kill her," she said to no one in particular about jill. it was obviously her that spilled the beans to micah.
if it was so obvious, then all the passage would need to read would be this: "i'm going to kill her," she said to no one in particular. since we had just seen jill "spill the beans to micah", we didn't really need the reiteration.
never-for-me
September 22, 2016Heroine and hero are two big kids who have a ONS and then behave badly towards each other the whole time.
February 20, 2023
Second time reading this and I can still feel the excitement!
November 30, 2013
I loved this book! I didn't quite know what to expect, and the flashbacks were interspersed with the current story, but they flowed nicely back to the present, so that was forgivable!
This is a sweet love story with a strong man and a strong woman involved! Hailey is no simpering, wimpering weakling - so drives a motorcycle, plays hockey and can take of herself. Hailey's only weak point is her dad, she can't defy the strong, angry and scary man. Even though he has never been mean to her, he deftly and easily manipulates her as he wants
Micah is want she wants, and he has never wanted a woman the way he wants Hailey. He is willing to do whatever it takes, and give up whatever he needs to, to make sure he has her! They are explosive together, and do all the stupid things people do, but luckily they have a couple of awesome friends that try and keep them on track so they can figure things out
This is a sweet love story with a strong man and a strong woman involved! Hailey is no simpering, wimpering weakling - so drives a motorcycle, plays hockey and can take of herself. Hailey's only weak point is her dad, she can't defy the strong, angry and scary man. Even though he has never been mean to her, he deftly and easily manipulates her as he wants
Micah is want she wants, and he has never wanted a woman the way he wants Hailey. He is willing to do whatever it takes, and give up whatever he needs to, to make sure he has her! They are explosive together, and do all the stupid things people do, but luckily they have a couple of awesome friends that try and keep them on track so they can figure things out
July 29, 2015
What a great love story!
The story seemed very realistic. Good honest hardworking lead characters, great sexual chemistry, wonderful friends and his loving and supportive family. If these characters were real, I would want to know them. Love the epilogue!
A great story, I highly recommend it!
The story seemed very realistic. Good honest hardworking lead characters, great sexual chemistry, wonderful friends and his loving and supportive family. If these characters were real, I would want to know them. Love the epilogue!
A great story, I highly recommend it!
June 5, 2013
3 1/2 stars!
February 1, 2016
love the story but to end hayley father by giving him heart attack was just to sudden. wish he could turn to be a nice father in the end.
November 30, 2016
I loved reading this book, both protagonists' personalities are awesome and it makes the book a great read.
November 7, 2013
Those Rush men are hot!
May 16, 2015
Nothing like a RUSH to make my day
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