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A review by jlawfosho
Wild Card by Staci Hart
funny
lighthearted
4.0
I am thrilled to gd pieces to have Staci writing again. I think I have read everything she’s ever put out. One star was for that alone.
That said, the rest of the book was three stars. The first 40% of this book could have been accomplished in a chapter or two. It was tough to slog through. After it got going, it was solid.
Remington was precious af. As a matter of fact, one of the things I loved most about this was how he was repeatedly given the chance to be what everyone expected of him and he was always respectful and level headed. At one point someone takes a swing at him (because he articulated something they didn’t want to hear- he used his words like the sweet baby angel he is) and even tho he could have hulk smashed him, he didn’t.
I am henceforth just existing in my day to day until I get my hands on Wilders story. That’s all I want in life.
That said, the rest of the book was three stars. The first 40% of this book could have been accomplished in a chapter or two. It was tough to slog through. After it got going, it was solid.
Remington was precious af. As a matter of fact, one of the things I loved most about this was how he was repeatedly given the chance to be what everyone expected of him and he was always respectful and level headed. At one point someone takes a swing at him (because he articulated something they didn’t want to hear- he used his words like the sweet baby angel he is) and even tho he could have hulk smashed him, he didn’t.
I am henceforth just existing in my day to day until I get my hands on Wilders story. That’s all I want in life.