Wild love by Elsie Silver : Summary, Review & More 2024

“ Because when you love someone, and you share the mistakes they’ve made with people who don’t love them the way you do, you can’t expect those same people to forgive them the way you do either. You can’t unsay those things or undo that damage.”

Elsie Silver consistently delivers top-notch small-town romances. Wild Love is no exception. It’s a thrilling adventure set in a captivating world.

Rosalie is a fiery and unforgettable character, and Ford Grant is a swoon-worthy hero who left me speechless. This book is a wild ride that will leave you breathless.

Summary of Wild love by Elsie Silver

She’s been driving him wild for years . . . the good kind of wild.The kind of wild that comes with wanting your best friend’s little sister and knowing you can’t have her.

Forbes may have labeled Ford Grant the World’s Hottest Billionaire, but all he cares about is escaping the press and opening a recording studio in gorgeous small town Rose Hill. Something that comes to a screeching halt when he ends up face-to-face with a young girl who claims he’s her biological father. Now, he spends his days balancing business with parenting a sullen twelve-year-old, all while trying desperately to keep his hands the hell off his best friend’s sister, Rosie Belmont.

After living in the city, Rosie came blasting back into town like a storm. Beautiful, messy, and chaotic. And one wide-eyed, desperate plea for a job is all it takes for Ford to hire her. He vows to keep her at arm’s length. Tries to stick to scowls and grumpy one-liners. But with her, verbal sparring is a type of foreplay―friction that soon turns to blistering heat.

Ford knows damn well he shouldn’t cross this line. But shouldn’t and can’t are two very different things.

And the only thing he truly can’t do is resist her.

Review of Wild Love by Elsie Silver

From the very first chapter, Wild Love swept me away on a whirlwind of emotions, leaving me with a heart full of warmth and a smile that wouldn’t fade. Elsie Silver’s signature found family arc is beautifully woven into this unique single-dad romance, creating a captivating and refreshing story.

Plot Analysis of Wild love by Elsie Silver

Ford Grant, a renowned billionaire, has always been a man of mystery. With his newfound title as “World’s Hottest Billionaire,” he seeks refuge from the spotlight in his hometown. His plans to open a small recording studio are disrupted by the unexpected arrival of his alleged daughter. Ford must navigate the complexities of fatherhood while also dealing with his growing feelings for Rosie.

Rosie Belmont, seeking a fresh start, returns to her hometown of Rose Hill for a visit with her brother. A chance encounter with her brother’s longtime friend, Ford, leads to an unexpected job offer: Rosie, now unemployed, insists on becoming his assistant. Unbeknownst to Rosie, Ford has been harboring feelings for her since childhood.

The arrival of Ford’s alleged daughter adds a layer of complexity to their already complicated relationship. Ford must grapple with the possibility of fatherhood while also trying to protect Rosie from the chaos that ensues. As he navigates the challenges of single fatherhood, he discovers a newfound strength and purpose.

Wild Love is a captivating tale of love, friendship, and family. With its intriguing characters, heartwarming moments, and unexpected twists, this book will keep readers engaged from beginning to end.

Characters of Wild love by Elsie Silver

Rosie Belmont : She was a delightful and spirited female lead! She was strong-willed and had a big heart. I loved watching her grow and break free from her people-pleasing tendencies. Her dynamic with Cora was inspiring, as she helped Cora discover her true potential.

Ford Grant: He was an absolute dream! I loved his character arc and how he evolved throughout the story. Watching him learn to be a father, relax, have fun, and navigate his feelings for Rosie was incredibly satisfying. He was the sweetest man to both Rosie and Cora, and his charming personality was a major highlight. His character was incredibly well-developed and balanced.

Ford and Rosie : Their dynamic is a delightful blend of grumpy and sunshine, with a hint of forbidden love in the classic best friend’s sister trope. While the forbidden aspect wasn’t as intense as portrayed, their playful banter and flirtations created a captivating slow-burn romance. I’m not a fan of insta-love, so I appreciated the gradual development of their love, rooted in friendship and mutual attraction. Despite their bickering, it was clear that they genuinely cared for each other. Their relationship felt balanced, regardless of their income disparity.

Cora : She was an absolute delight! This was my first single-parent romance with a pre-teen child, and I loved seeing her fiery personality and how much she resembled Ford. It was heartwarming to watch her transform from a hardened child who had to grow up too quickly to a carefree kid surrounded by love and support. Rosie and Ford’s love for her was pure and beautiful.

Pacing & writing style

Elsie Silver’s writing style is effortlessly conversational, creating a cinematic reading experience. Her prose is beautifully balanced with vivid descriptions and natural dialogue, seamlessly blending character development with the flow of the story. Every scene serves a purpose, with no extraneous words or stilted dialogue. Elsie is a master storyteller who makes writing seem effortless, drawing readers deep into the narrative and allowing them to experience the love story unfold organically, page by page.

The inclusion of emails and letters enhanced the immersive experience, providing valuable insights into the characters and their stories. The portrayal of Cora, the child character, was particularly impressive. Unlike many books where children are either annoying or lacking depth, Cora was quick-witted and had a captivating personality.

Tropes of Wild love by Elsie Silver

Tropes : Single dad | Brother’s best friend | Dual POV | Billionaire romance | Grumpy vs sunshine | Small town romance | He falls first | Workplace romance | boy obsessed | Banter| Found family.

Trigger warning of Wild love by Elsie Silver : Sexual harassment, Grief & loss depiction, Death of a father from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) mentioned.

Some quotes I enjoyed

“Hear this, Rosie. You are worth every penny. Every fortune. Every investment. Every risk. You are priceless to me.”

“I want a wild love….I want this feeling I have with you where it hurts to breathe when you get too far away, where my skin itches uncontrollably when you look at me. Where thinking feels overrated because we both know nothing and no one will ever feel like this. Like us.”

“Are you single?

Yes. Are you?

I don’t know.

Next time you ask me that, make sure you are.”

“You know what I hate the most about you, Ford?”

“What’s that, Rosie?”

“That hating you is downright impossible.”

“I love you, Ford.” He just nuzzles against me again and responds with a quiet, “I’ve always loved you, Rosie.”

“I love you, Ford.” He just nuzzles against me again and responds with a quiet, “I’ve always loved you, Rosie.”

“I definitely don’t hate you ,Rosie. Not even close. But I can fuck you like I do if that’s what you need.”

Final Thought

Overall, Wild Love is a delightful and satisfying read that offers a perfect blend of romance, humor, and heartwarming moments. It’s a book that will leave readers feeling happy, entertained, and emotionally fulfilled.

The witty banter between Ford and Rosie is a highlight of the story, adding a touch of humor and lightness to their otherwise intense relationship. The side characters are equally endearing, contributing to the overall warmth and charm of the narrative.

While I thoroughly enjoyed the book, the conflict felt a bit predictable, preventing it from reaching five stars. Nonetheless, I finished the book with a warm and fuzzy feeling in my heart. Ford Grant is an unforgettable character, and I wouldn’t settle for anything less.

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Practical Information for Readers

Wild Love Book Formats

Wild love is available in various formats to suit every reader’s preference:

• Paperback: Ideal for readers who enjoy the tactile experience of holding a physical book.
• eBook: Convenient for on-the-go reading, available on all major e-reader platforms.
• Audiobook: Narrated with emotional depth, available on platforms like Audible.
• PDF Wild Love : While some may search for a PDF version, it’s recommended to opt for legal eBook options to support the author.

Where to Find Wild Love by Elsie Silver PDF

1. Amazon Kindle: Offers a user-friendly interface with customizable reading settings.
2. Barnes & Noble Nook: Another popular platform with a wide selection of e-books.
3. Apple Books: Provides seamless integration with Apple devices and a smooth reading experience.

Wild love Age Rating

Wild love is recommended for readers aged 16 and up. The novel contains mature themes, including romantic relationships and family dynamics, that may suit older teens and adults.

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