Lora Leigh has this fascination of verbally abusive men and weak willed women. Halfway through the book you would expect Bella to have a rat's nest for a head and Noah, a broken dick. Reading her books are like: guy gets horny, girl is turn on, guy & girl fight, have sex, guy gets horny, girl is turn on, guy & girl fight, have sex, horny, fight, sex, horny, fight, sex, horny, fight, sex, fall in love, horny, fight, sex, and happy horny ending. They tend to jump into conclusion and say some pretty cruel stuff to the woman character and instead of leaving the idiots these women go back to them. Noah and all of Lora's men have this anger management problem. It was unbelievable to the point of sickening. I expected Bella to get mad as hell when she found out that Noah was actually Nathan but no, little Miss Sunshine just went along with his charade and still open her legs wide for him. I'm the man for you,' as he's plowing into her like an animal in heat. He didn't want Bella to know that he was her husband Nathan but oh no, it was alright to deceived her by telling her to 'Get over your husband. And Noah, this guy takes the cake and yes, he f**ks with it and gives it a great mind-blowing blow job and eats it too. Noah and everyone around her kept telling Bella to have sex with Noah but NOBODY, not her friends nor her family, would tell her that he was her husband Nathan back from the dead.

She keeps getting aroused by his insulting words and big hard-on dick when what she should do is get some common sense and hit him in the groin-with a sledgehammer. Every time Noah would start 'sexing' Bella up I wanted to clonk a hot frying pan at them he seems to have a dick for a brain and Bella? Please, even a worm has better sense. It took me awhile to pick up the book while wondering who the hell wants to constantly be told 'you're the weaker sex therefore you're only good for f**king!' If my husband disrespected me just once he's in the dog house for a week but in Bella's case she's just going to spread them wide.īella had no standard for herself and definitely no self-respect. When I read 'Wild Card' I couldn't help but give in to the urge to cuss and throw the book across the room when I read just how cruel and disrespectful Noah was toward Bella. The sex scenes were intense but about halfway I was skipping them to make sure this was a romance novel and not the Kama Sutra with crappy dialog in-between. But no, all I got was a book that was 418 pages long and half of them contained the words of 'pussy' and 'cock' and f**k. 'Wild Card' was one of the first books I read from Lora Leigh and I admitted that I was anticipating an actual love story between the characters since the back cover seemed so interesting.

I refuse to call Lora’s characters as the 'Hero' and 'Heroine' since they are anything but that. I wish I can say how much I loved this book and how much the characters made me root for them.

Wild Card by Lora Leigh