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emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I thoroughly enjoyed Wildfire, and Hannah Grace did a fantastic job with Russ and Aurora's story.
Starting with Russ, he was already a favorite from Icebreaker, and this book solidified my love for him. He truly embodies golden retriever energy, being sweet, kind, and adorably insecure at times. His blushes were a recurring highlight, and seeing him grow in confidence throughout the story was heartwarming.
Aurora is a beautifully crafted character. Her struggles with family issues added depth to her personality, and I appreciated how she and Russ bonded over their shared pain, even though their father-related problems were different. It gave their relationship a strong emotional foundation. Russ needs to feel "good enough," and Aurora craves "validation".
Their shared love for romance novels was such a sweet touch, and Aurora blended seamlessly into Russ's circle of friends. The prologue was the cherry on top. A satisfying, adorable conclusion that left me smiling.
However, I couldn't give the book a full five stars because it lacked a significant plot twist or conflict to keep me fully engaged. While the smaller issues and their miscommunications added some drama, the overall storyline felt a bit predictable at times.
Still, Wildfire is a cozy, heartfelt read that will leave you rooting for Russ and Aurora all the way.
Starting with Russ, he was already a favorite from Icebreaker, and this book solidified my love for him. He truly embodies golden retriever energy, being sweet, kind, and adorably insecure at times. His blushes were a recurring highlight, and seeing him grow in confidence throughout the story was heartwarming.
Aurora is a beautifully crafted character. Her struggles with family issues added depth to her personality, and I appreciated how she and Russ bonded over their shared pain, even though their father-related problems were different. It gave their relationship a strong emotional foundation. Russ needs to feel "good enough," and Aurora craves "validation".
Their shared love for romance novels was such a sweet touch, and Aurora blended seamlessly into Russ's circle of friends. The prologue was the cherry on top. A satisfying, adorable conclusion that left me smiling.
However, I couldn't give the book a full five stars because it lacked a significant plot twist or conflict to keep me fully engaged. While the smaller issues and their miscommunications added some drama, the overall storyline felt a bit predictable at times.
Still, Wildfire is a cozy, heartfelt read that will leave you rooting for Russ and Aurora all the way.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Addiction, Emotional abuse, Sexual content
Moderate: Alcoholism, Abandonment, Alcohol
Minor: Vomit, Car accident