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Wow. I have to say Natalie Anderson's books are getting better and better. I thoroughly enjoyed her last book, and this one was even more wonderful. I couldn't put it down. The characters were so unique and yet so real. The reasons for how they acted and behaved made so much sense. I liked how each of them became so insightful into how the other was reacting, and how they tried to make the other feel better. The storyline was just great. And the ending was wonderful. (Actually I didn't want it to end - I want to know more about these two people as they go on with their lives together.) Highly recommended! Five stars, no doubt.


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Walk on the Wild Side Mills Boon RIVA andersonnatalie 9780263883657 Books Reviews

I loved it. The characters were super, the dialogue so real and the chemistry hot. The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars was that I wish there had been an epilogue. It is only 184 pages long.....but packed with honest emotion. A truly worthwhile read.
They were so different from each other, he handsome, rich and charismatic and a professional snow boarder. She quirky, creative, somewhat of a loner and they met in the most bizarre way. Kelsi Reid literally hit him with her car, and after talking to each other, Jack Greene talked her into spending the day together at the beach. Explosive is what I would say happened next, they made mad passionate love and her life changed on that day forever!. Walk on the Wild Side was a most amazing and out of the box romance by the very talented Natalie Anderson.

Kelsi Reid was an interesting heroine. She worked as a web designer, worked extremely hard, and as a reward, her co-workers got together and treated her to a day at the spa. Instead, she spent the day with a very sexy man. She also lived alone away from the mother she adored. She didn't trust men, thanks to her father who had left her mother for another woman. Her mother was so proud of Kelsi and that meant the world to her. As for her father, well let's just say he had let her down by favoring his second wife and daughter. Kelsi never measured up to his expectations because she thought she wasn't pretty enough and for other reasons, her father he never gave her his time. She had red curly hair, freckles, pale skin, and she disguised her looks with clothes and colored contacts. However, Jack found her attractive and he appreciated her personality. And then Jack left because he wanted to follow his own dreams and that was to train and get his gold metal. Besides what would he want with a girl like her? Kelsi thought?

Kelsi was an interesting woman and Jack was attracted to her, so much so he couldn't get her or their lovemaking out of his head or forget their day at the beach. Yes, he was popular with the ladies but something about her intrigued him. She was different and besides that, he had the greatest sex in his life. One thing was for sure, he wanted to see her again and sleep with her again. However, one thing bothered him, because they made love in the ocean he wondered if she could possibly be pregnant?

Kelsi, was renting a room in an old home which was about to be sold. No roommates, she lived alone so she was surprised when Jack showed up on her doorstep. She was also surprised when he suggested she might be pregnant.......actually she was shocked. So when he demanded she take a test she was absolutely floored to find it positive! He was like a steam roller, he bought her large home, moved in, cooked for her, tempted her, taunted her and drove her crazy. He wanted her like no other woman and so did she and it drove them both crazy until they finally satisfied their urges. However, it made everything worse because they couldn't deny their emotions for each other. On top of that was the pressure for Kelsi to tell her mother and the possibility of disappointing her.

Like Kelsi's mom, Jack's father had given up his dreams. At childbirth, Jack's mother had passed away and he had to revamp his life for his son. Jack was worried about Kelsi being so petite, just like his mother. Taking over her life didn't even describe it, especially when he insisted on moving in and then he broke her heart when he told her he was leaving to follow his dream. Was he being selfish? Did they even have a chance to find happiness together?

The ending chapters were so amazing because each of Natalie's characters learned so much about each other and themselves. A man used to his freedom, fame and fortune was transformed due to his feelings for this amazing and interesting woman. As for Kelsi, let's just say she learned to love and trust and give up on the past hurts thanks to her father. Walk on the Wild Side you won't want to miss and I can certainly see why Mills and Boon chose this particular romance as their Book of the Month.
I really enjoy Natalie Anderson's more normal characters in a category line that tends towards the absurd and the extreme. Her heroes may well be alpha men, but they are genuinely good guys, not the jerks so common in these books. Her heroines are quirky yet relatable, and the relationships do not represent a gross imbalance in power.

It is a little sad to read a book set in Christchurch, New Zealand so soon after the city was destroyed by a series of earthquakes. The heritage building the hero and heroine reside in would be long gone.

Kelsi Reid is distracted when she accidentally hits world-famous snowboarder Jack Greene with her car. Because she's more shaken than he is, Jack insists on driving Kelsi somewhere for coffee. Which leads to sex, after which Jack heads back overseas. When he returns he and Kelsi discover together that she is pregnant.
Kelsi doesn't believe that she measures up. Already lacking in confidence, she takes one look at Jack's fancy lifestyle and can't see a place for herself in it. It's up to Jack to convince her they can actually be together and raise the baby together.

What I liked best was that both lead characters said and did irrational things in the heat of the moment, but then recognised this in the end. Kelsi realised she was being panicky and irrational in expecting Jack to give up his dreams of Olympic gold and later apologised for it. There were a few moments where I wanted to strangle her for her silliness, but she well and truly redeemed herself by being adult enough to recognise her mistakes.

I loved that Jack couldn't for the life of him figure out why Kelsi was so hesitant to be with him. Because he was attracted to her from the outset, he quite simply had no idea she considered herself to be unattractive and not good enough for him. I loved his reaction when the penny finally dropped.

This author consistently delivers believable romances with a touch of glamour, and Walk on the Wild Side was no different.
This was a sweet story that really kept the ball rolling. I never one time felt like there was a low. It made me almost feel as if I was reading a short story but it's not. I was impressed with the authors ability to stay on an upward trajectory and me never be bored. There was a very good balance between the heroes perspective and the heroines perspective. You never wondered what he thought or what she thought. Further, there was no ongoing inner dialogue that far out balanced their actual dialogue with one another. It was a story full of honest and real emotions that you could totally see playing out today. No one was over the top or unbelievable. It really strayed from the typical harlequin presents MO in that there was no royalty and there was no unbelievable or insurmountable history. It was all extremely feasible in today's day and time. It was a sweet relatively quick read.
Wow. I have to say Natalie Anderson's books are getting better and better. I thoroughly enjoyed her last book, and this one was even more wonderful. I couldn't put it down. The characters were so unique and yet so real. The reasons for how they acted and behaved made so much sense. I liked how each of them became so insightful into how the other was reacting, and how they tried to make the other feel better. The storyline was just great. And the ending was wonderful. (Actually I didn't want it to end - I want to know more about these two people as they go on with their lives together.) Highly recommended! Five stars, no doubt.