Wild Heart

by Francine Craft

Wild Heart by Francine Craft released on Sep 24, 2004 is available now for purchase.

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 2004

About the author

More than anything, I'm a whole earth lover, but that doesn't mean I like everything. I do give people the benefit of the doubt, and I'm happy with that.

I've written 19 contemporary romance novels and been a participant in 4 romance anthologies for Harlequin, Kensington, and BET and. I've had a really good time writing romances and have a mainstream romance, Solomon and Sheba, biblically-based and this century to be released in 2012., but I've indie published a multicultural thriller, "Dying On The Edge," on sale now on Amazon and all online bookstores. I will also be doing a triology of biblically-oriented mainstream romances that I will also indie-publish. Edge will be a series. I love this, and I look forward to having you read and let me have your comments, yea or nay. They're all part of the writing game.

My mind really began to open when I began to indie-publish. I was lucky enough to find good help after many many stumbles and disappointments.

Please visit my interactive website. You'll find all my books and reviews on there and some good info about me. http://www.francinecraft.com.

I'm looking foward to hearing from you. My website is interactive.

Best,

Francine

Reviews

[Jazzypom · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ugh, I wish the killer did both of the characters in. They were so wet. The writing is terribly stilted, and there were aspects of the first nations culture that seemed taken from the TV show of Walker Texas ranger than actual research.

Then, to make matters worse (how, you might ask?), there's song fic. Song fic! For you non fanfic writers out there, a 'song fic' is when you take the lyrics of a song, and intersperse them amongst the prose, so it should weight the fiction with gravitas, and the words fill you with their extreme beauty.

99.9 per cent of the time, it doesn't work, because not many fanfic writers have the nous or the talent or the imagination to make it work. This writer falls in the lowest five percentile.

Save your money, don't buy this book. I'm trying to finish it because I got it in an exchange.

Ugh.

[Jasmine Kyz · Rating 1 out of 5]

Worst and boring book ever!