Wild Heat

By: Lucy Monroe

Narrated by: Scarlett Hart

A woman with a broken heart runs into an old flame from college in her charming Alaska hometown—but after all of these years, will they allow themselves a second chance at love?

Sometimes old flames are the hottest of all . . .

In the quaint little town of Cailkirn, Alaska, it's impossible to keep a secret, especially one as juicy as the unexpected return of Kitty Grant. Tack MacKinnon remembers her wild red curls and even wilder spirit—and still feels the sting from when she shattered his heart in college. But there's a pain in Kitty's gorgeous eyes that guts him to the core and Tack is determined to do whatever it takes to see the woman he still loves smile again—even if it means taking on her demons as his own.

After fleeing an abusive ex-husband, Kitty decides that the best way to heal her broken heart is to come back home. But she gets a whole new shock when she sees how undeniably sexy Tack has become. More handsome, more muscular, more charming—more everything—he's impossible to resist. Before she knows it, they're reigniting sparks that could set the whole state of Alaska on fire. Yet trust doesn't come easy to Kitty anymore, and as things heat up between her and Tack, she can't help but wonder if one of them is going to get burned . . .

"Lucy Monroe writes smart, sensual, emotional books for intelligent women." —JoAnn Ross, New York Times bestselling author

Critic reviews

"Lucy Monroe is one of my favorite indulgences."
—NYT #1 Bestselling Author Christine Feehan

"Lucy Monroe excels at creating alpha bad boys and authentic erotic romance."
—WNBC.com

"Lucy Monroe writes smart, sensual, emotional books for intelligent women."
—NYT Bestselling Author JoAnn Ross

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This book wasn't bad. The biggest complaint I had was some of the language. It's not real romantic to say "I'm not walking around with jizz in my shorts" or "I've been beating off to you since I was a teen." Some of the love scenes were really steamy which is always nice. I liked how they tackled anorexia in this book. It's not something most authors in a romance story will do and I think it was done tastefully. Although, I don't agreement with the ultimatum given to Kitty. I'll have sex with you if you eat. I don't know, I just don't like it.