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4.15 AVERAGE
4.15 AVERAGE
All the stars!
King and Dirk get all my stars. This was my favorite Wilde book with the continuous humor from King and the broodiness of Falcon. Zig, Mouse and Linney were perfect secondary characters along with MJ and the rest of the Wilde crew. I loved this book so much and highly recommend this and the entire series.
King and Dirk get all my stars. This was my favorite Wilde book with the continuous humor from King and the broodiness of Falcon. Zig, Mouse and Linney were perfect secondary characters along with MJ and the rest of the Wilde crew. I loved this book so much and highly recommend this and the entire series.
I wish I didn’t have work interrupt me and reading!
I wanted to read this book in one go because it was so good and the words had me sucked in!
King had me hooked! Everything about him just sucks you in and then the tension between him and Agent Dirk Falcon equals a whole load of hotness!
The story line surrounding art and the heists was brilliant I really enjoyed it!
I didn’t think the author would top Wilde Love but damn I was wrong!!
This book was amazing!!! ❤️❤️
I wanted to read this book in one go because it was so good and the words had me sucked in!
King had me hooked! Everything about him just sucks you in and then the tension between him and Agent Dirk Falcon equals a whole load of hotness!
The story line surrounding art and the heists was brilliant I really enjoyed it!
I didn’t think the author would top Wilde Love but damn I was wrong!!
This book was amazing!!! ❤️❤️
Questo volume della serie Wilde è decisamente molto più adrenalinico dei precedenti, ricco di tensione palpabile per il lettore. Non me lo aspettavo, ma è stato un piacevole cambio di marcia rispetto ai precedenti, a suo modo ha dato una sferzata di novità fra le commedie dei Wilde.
Fa un po’ strano che King sia meno integerrimo e onesto dei fratelli e cugini, ma a modo suo ha un certo codice d’onore e si redime come un novello Robin Hood. Alcune parti mi sono sembrate un po’ artificiose e ci vuole un po’ di sospensione dell’incredulità, ma nel complesso la storia si legge con piacere e nuovamente, come per il recedente di Doc e Nonno, ho apprezzato un netto miglioramento nella traduzione che non ha più i fastidiosi refusi.
Fa un po’ strano che King sia meno integerrimo e onesto dei fratelli e cugini, ma a modo suo ha un certo codice d’onore e si redime come un novello Robin Hood. Alcune parti mi sono sembrate un po’ artificiose e ci vuole un po’ di sospensione dell’incredulità, ma nel complesso la storia si legge con piacere e nuovamente, come per il recedente di Doc e Nonno, ho apprezzato un netto miglioramento nella traduzione che non ha più i fastidiosi refusi.
Note: An ARC was provided by the author.
I loved, loved, LOVED the entire feel of this book! The story about an extraordinary thief and a tenacious federal agent forced to work together and then falling not only into bed but in love with each other guaranteed that tensions--sexual and otherwise--would be high and they totally were! King and Falcon had issues with trust, and it wasn't solely due to the fact that they saw one another as adversaries. This story and these characters gave me the same feels as two of my all-time favorite heist movies--both the 1968 and 1999 versions of The Thomas Crown Affair--even if they don't share the same plot. It has to do with that constant thrum of enthrallment, to the point that I found myself fully immersed in the story and in the outcome of the relationship between the main characters as well as some of the supporting characters. The pacing of the story and the development of the characters along with the historical background of the missing artifact had me smitten with and invested in King Me. Five-plus stars. ♥
I loved, loved, LOVED the entire feel of this book! The story about an extraordinary thief and a tenacious federal agent forced to work together and then falling not only into bed but in love with each other guaranteed that tensions--sexual and otherwise--would be high and they totally were! King and Falcon had issues with trust, and it wasn't solely due to the fact that they saw one another as adversaries. This story and these characters gave me the same feels as two of my all-time favorite heist movies--both the 1968 and 1999 versions of The Thomas Crown Affair--even if they don't share the same plot. It has to do with that constant thrum of enthrallment, to the point that I found myself fully immersed in the story and in the outcome of the relationship between the main characters as well as some of the supporting characters. The pacing of the story and the development of the characters along with the historical background of the missing artifact had me smitten with and invested in King Me. Five-plus stars. ♥
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
All of the Wilde family stories have been crazy, but King Me is one of the craziest (in a good way)! There’s enemies to lovers goodness but also insane art heist hijinks.
Kingston (King) Wilde is a notorious art thief (Le Chaton) and a skilled forger who hasn’t been caught yet but he’s going straight, starting immediately. He’s been burned by his ex-partner and is looking to change his life and figure out what’s next when he’s not planning heists. He never intended to be an art thief but got taken advantage of when he was young and set himself on a path he couldn’t escape. Similar to all of his siblings, his family is his life and he’ll do anything to protect them from his crazy and criminal lifestyle.
Dirk Falcon is an FBI agent who specializes in art crimes and has been on King’s trail for years, having caught him once but let him go, leading to his demotion. He’s the team leader but he’s been on his own in his personal life for years. He has a strong, commanding presence but trusts the people around him to do what needs to be done to get the job done. Falcon is dedicated to his job and loves being involved with the art world but he’s also ready to settle down with someone, picket fence and all.
The back and forth between these two was incredible. They have so much history even though they’ve only met each other once and it was so obvious that they got under each other’s skin in a way they never expected when they started working together. These two worked really well together but they were keeping their own secrets from each other while also falling for each other the more time they spent in close proximity. Their heist planning shenanigans were fun to read but I wanted more romance between them - their love story got a little overshadowed by their work at times.
Like all the Forever Wilde stories, I’m excited to read what comes next but I’m also not quite ready to let the Wildes go just yet!
Kingston (King) Wilde is a notorious art thief (Le Chaton) and a skilled forger who hasn’t been caught yet but he’s going straight, starting immediately. He’s been burned by his ex-partner and is looking to change his life and figure out what’s next when he’s not planning heists. He never intended to be an art thief but got taken advantage of when he was young and set himself on a path he couldn’t escape. Similar to all of his siblings, his family is his life and he’ll do anything to protect them from his crazy and criminal lifestyle.
Dirk Falcon is an FBI agent who specializes in art crimes and has been on King’s trail for years, having caught him once but let him go, leading to his demotion. He’s the team leader but he’s been on his own in his personal life for years. He has a strong, commanding presence but trusts the people around him to do what needs to be done to get the job done. Falcon is dedicated to his job and loves being involved with the art world but he’s also ready to settle down with someone, picket fence and all.
The back and forth between these two was incredible. They have so much history even though they’ve only met each other once and it was so obvious that they got under each other’s skin in a way they never expected when they started working together. These two worked really well together but they were keeping their own secrets from each other while also falling for each other the more time they spent in close proximity. Their heist planning shenanigans were fun to read but I wanted more romance between them - their love story got a little overshadowed by their work at times.
Like all the Forever Wilde stories, I’m excited to read what comes next but I’m also not quite ready to let the Wildes go just yet!
adventurous
funny
mysterious
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes