*I received a free copy of Wildfire from via Edelweiss. This has in no way influenced my voluntary review, which is honest and unbiased *
Wildfire Series: Hidden Legacy #3 on 25 July 2017
Pages: 384
Just when Nevada Baylor has finally come to accept the depths of her magical powers, she also realizes she’s fallen in love. Connor “Mad” Rogan is in many ways her equal when it comes to magic, but she’s completely out of her elements when it comes to her feelings for him. To make matters more complicated, an old flame comes back into Rogan’s life…
Rogan knows there’s nothing between him and his ex-fiance, Rynda Sherwood. But as Nevada begins to learn more about her past, her power, and her potential future, he knows she will be faced with choices she never dreamed of and the promise of a life spent without him.
As Nevada and Rogan race to discover the whereabouts of Rynda’s kidnapped husband and are forced to confront Nevada’s grandmother, who may or may not have evil motives, these two people must decide if they can trust in each other or allow everything to go up in smoke.
Wildfire took me on a journey that was extremely fast-paced, filled with action, betrayal, romance, intrigue and a complicated plot. So well done!
What else can I say about Wildfire?
The character development is awesome.
The universe is completely set up.
I love Rogan. I also love Nevada. And Nevada’s family.
I love all the magic!
And the intrigue.
As well as the fight scenes.
And the action, too.
Now this sounds like a poem. But I’m no poet, am I?
Wildfire is fast-paced. And it’s so well done!
The storyline attractive, and I just want more.
Small secrets were revealed.
Some big ones as well.
And review still sounds like a poem. So I’ll just go with it, then.
The writing is so good. Even better than most.
Some tidbits from Burn for Me have come back to haunt.
White Hot mystery is partially solved.
And still, Wildfire has left me hanging – and I want more!
I guess I wrote a poem for the Andrews.
Hopefully that unlocked more Hidden Legacy lore.
His brother Leon was just about his exact opposite. Lean, dark, and fast, Leon alternated between sarcasm, excitement, and total gloom as quickly as his sixteen-year-old boy could produce the hormones.
I walked to the window. Outside, the evening had birthed a night. The stars spread above us, glowing sparks of jewel fire against the velvet blackness. A hoard that was the envy of any dragon.
I crossed the street, punched the code into the lock, entered the office, and locked the door behind me. I had had one hell of a day. I had left my phone in my car, my gun in Rogan’s car, and I had no underwear. Walking around without underwear felt odd. Being without my phone was even more odd.
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Linda is an English as foreign language teacher and has a Master's degree in English Language and Literature. She's an avid reader, blogger, compulsive one-clicker and a genre omnivore. Ever since she learnt how to read she has been seen with a book or two in her hands everywhere she goes.
Twitter: ailynk
love the poetry style, but i don’t like cliff hangers 😛 so i’ll wait until the series is done
Thanks, Ailyn 🙂 There isn’t exactly a cliffhanger, but there are so many things that could happen still.
Twitter: ailynk
ahhh one of those TV series format where it makes you continue on
Love the review! It’s to the point, and I just kept nodding my head yes to all your points! I really hope we get a spin-off series!
Thanks Nick! I’m glad you agreed with my points… I was kind of feeling like I could never do the book justice, it was so good! I hope we get more, too! There are so many characters I’d like to learn more about.
oh lovely review you have here!! And the layout is just awesome. Wish I could write poetry reviews. hehe This one does look so dang good. I can’t wait to read it.
Thanks, Renee! I didn’t really make it into a poem on purpose. It just started sounding like one, so I made it kind of look like one as well 😀
I hope you’ll love it as much as I did!
Great review. Loved how you made it poem. I so want them to write more in the series, but if it ends here I’m good!! Their are no words to describe how awesome the Andrews team are and their books.
Thanks Angela 🙂 I kind of just happened that way. I really, really would love it if they wrote more in the series, too! They are truly amazing authors, and I am always in awe of them and their writing.
BWAAHAHAHAHAHA!!! You did it!!! A short review, you sneaky little vixen!!! And it was fabulous!!! I bow to your greatness!!!!
OOOOO, I forgot about Leon! I’m so glad that his “power” was clarified further in this book!!!! He is such a great kid!!! That’s 3 more stories I need more of (okay, 2.5 really!!)
YOU ROCK!!
*curtsies* Why, thank you my dear Kristin! I’m not sure how I did it, but it would be great to make all my reviews like this 😀 We all need more Hidden Legacy, huh?
So the most awesome and unique review award goes to you! 😀 I love how it turned into a poem and the book sounds great just like the other two did.
Oh wow! Thank you, Stephanie! This book is actually even better than the first two. I think that’s part of the magic of Ilona Andrews, frankly. With each book, everything is just more.
Twitter: BerlsS
*applause* I have to say, I would love to read more reviews in poem style – that was fun! And clearly you’re enjoying this series – i feel like that’s the third book in two weeks? I’m glad you’re liking it so much!
Hope you’ve had a great Monday! {[HUGS}}
Thank you Berls 🙂 Not sure I’d be able to manage poem-style reviews all the time, but it was fun that this ended up being one 🙂
I read all three books in just four days, and yes, I absolutely loved the series 🙂
{{{hugs}}}
Twitter: Mlsimmons
This book is so much fun. Well, this entire series. I really hope that they are able to get something done to have more book here. I would love to see more Nevada and Roman, but I will take whatever they will give me. Great review. I love the poem aspect. At first, I thought the centered text was a mistake, but then I figured it out. 😀
Yes, this whole series was awesomeness, and I really hope we’ll get more Nevada and Rogan, to! I kind of felt like I had to make it look more like a poem because it started sounding like one while I was writing 😀
What a fun review, Lexxie! This series is just perfection. I have already read it twice and can’t wait to start it again:)
Thanks Carole 🙂
I agree, this series is so, so good! I’ve gotten all the audios so my re-read will be by listening 🙂
I love that you accidentally wrote a poem review. How very fun!