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Wild and Wicked
There are worse things than getting trapped in a cabin during a blizzard with her best friend’s big brother, hockey star, Elio!
Gianna, queen of to-do lists, clean freak, organizer extraordinaire, has her future all figured out. Dream job at twenty-four, engaged at twenty-six, married at twenty-eight, first baby at thirty. And she’s on her way to achieving that…sort of. She has a job, though it’s not a dream, and she even thought she had her guy. Until he dumped her just short of that engagement ring deadline.
Enter Elio Moretti, king of the ice, the playboy hockey star who lives his life just one day at a time. When Gianna and Elio are trapped in his family’s cabin during a blizzard, the concept of opposites attract is put to the test. Until the tequila comes out.
Their steamy one-night stand throws Gianna’s original plan out the window—and now she only has nine months to come up with another one. Lucky for her, Elio is very good at thinking on his feet and calls a play that just might give her everything she wants.
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Wild and Wicked is the fourth book in the Italian Stallions series, but could be read as a stand alone. Gianna has been broken up with her long time boyfriend for a few months when she goes to her best friend’s cabin to clear her brain. Elio has only know hockey his whole life, but now he’s thinking of what might come next, so he goes to his family’s cabin, surprised to find Gianna. They can’t deny the chemistry between them, but when the snow melts and they return to real life, will they have found something that lasts, or was this just a fling? Oh man, I adored this book! I honestly thought this book was going to go in one direction where their time in the cabin is a fast blur, but that wasn’t this book at all. I loved that we got to spend so much time with Gianna and Elio, to explore their dreams and desires and what they want out of their future. Gianna is so sweet and I loved her desire to explore new experiences with someone experienced. It was exciting that she always had a plan, because I do too, but I also loved Elio’s influence on her. He is one that tends to go with the flow, to give his love (hockey) his whole focus, but I had to giggle when she influenced him with her weekly dinner lists, too! So cute! I loved their connection that formed so quickly at the perfect time. I loved their vulnerabilities that they were willing to share with each other. And I really loved that the drama and angst level in this book was pretty minimal. Elio was pretty swoon worthy, and Gianna was his perfect match. I loved them! I am loving this series! I am so excited for more!
By Brightndays
Sweet yet sexy and heartwarming.
By ErinMcMo
Wild and Wicked is the fourth in Mari Carr’s Italian Stallions series, about the Moretti and Russo families. Gianna Duncan and Elio Moretti have never seen each other as more than the sibling of friend or friend of a sibling, but when the two of them end up snowed in together at the Morettis’ mountain cabin, suddenly they’re having the best time together, and not just in bed. Mari Carr writes these two people at a crossroads in a warm and compelling way, and the way they come to connect is fiery and fascinating. It’s pure pleasure to see them tangle with their own needs and desires, and of course, with each other. Wild and Wicked is a stellar surprise pregnancy, snowed in, big family story that is delicious from start to finish. Can’t wait for more in this series!
By Wyrdfan
This Italian Stallions series keeps getting better and better! Elio and Gianna are absolutely my favorite couple of the series, as well as one of my favorite pairings from Mari Carr in general...and I think I've read almost all her books. Stranded with one bed isn't my favorite trope, to be honest. Maybe because it's often those enemies/frenemies that are stuck together; again, not always a fav. But Elio and Gianna not only have a friends and family connection, but they are already friendly. Especially after that mistletoe kiss! that was HAWT! And while the smexy parts were, you know...super smexy, I adored the fun and laughter they had together. The connection this list making, slightly tightly-wound heroine has with the recovering-from-an-injury pro hockey player. They were both such likable characters with seemingly nothing in common, but them mesh in the best way possible. To me, that's what makes a great story, and Ms. Carr gave us readers that in spades! While I recommend the series as a whole, Wild and Wicked will remain my favorite for all the reasons I listed above, plus it kept a smile on my face from beginning to end.
By Cheryl33610