Wicked Dangerous by Julie Kriss
This is my
choice for this month’s #TBR Challenge, Books by a Favourite Author. And Julie Kriss certainly qualifies for
this. I have and have read all of her
backlist. This is the fourth and final
book of her Filthy Rich series about 4 lifelong friends who banded together and
made it rich.
This is
Alex story. It’s been hinted at
throughout the series that he was the only married one but it ended in divorce
and this is a second chance romance. Kat
is his ex and though the marriage is over, Alex has never really been able to
let her go completely and keeps tabs on her and how she’s doing through a
private detective. Sadly, Kat’s life
hasn’t been that great. She travels
around like a tumbleweed working as a bar tender. After observing from a distance, Alex charges
back in her life when one night after work Kat is accosted and there is an
attempt to kidnap her and she ends up in the hospital. Blake rushes to her rescue and they conclude
that she was in the wrong place at the wrong time and she saw something she
shouldn’t have. And that means she isn’t
safe. Almost against her will because
these are both very stubborn people, Alex whisks her out of the hospital and
takes her to his home to keep her safe until they figure out who it is trying
to kidnap her.
They were
very young when they met and eloped and this is also a wrong side of the tracks
story. Alex lived almost hand to mouth
with his friends and Kat came from wealth.
However the attraction between them was so strong they couldn’t stay
away from each other. Because they were
young and stubborn, their marriage was almost doomed to fail. When a third party interfered, rather than
talk things out, they both went off the handle and called things off and though
they have both moved on, well except for Alex who kept watch from afar, they
have never really gotten over each other and though they fight it, Kat in
particular, the feelings and attraction is still there. Will they get a second chance with each
other? That is the story.
I’ll admit,
this book wasn’t in the TBR pile for very long.
Julie Kriss is an autobuy author and I probably would have read this
book even sooner but I was committed to my Black author reads for the month of
February. This is a rather short book as
are most of her books but it’s still very good.
You can feel the draw between them and I love that Alex has pined for
Kat for years even though he would never call it pining. We get just enough of the previous
characters. Julie Kriss is an author who
is undervalued in my opinion. She’s
written some very good books and a number of them have been 5 stars for me and
I’m glad to highlight her for this months challenge.
Grade B+
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