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Drive Me Wild (Kimani Romance)

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I was totally disappionted with this book. The story line is creative and has the makings of a good novel. HOWEVER this book is a disappointment. The chemistry between the characters is lacking. The emotional storyline is unrealistic and anitclimatic. I have never seen two grown people whine so much. It really was a turnoff. Really just not good. I couldnt even bring myself to read the last 30 pages.

Ok so I am like 19 years old and I love romance novels but this one I just couldn't get into. It was just stupid. The woman Gina justs accepts any thing the guy tells her, even when in her mind she knows that something is wrong just because he is ok looking. I normally do not do this but I would not reccomend this book to anyone even if it was free...

What would drive your life if you suddenly became a millionaire? Gina Harkness doesn't have to wonder. An elderly friend leaves her an inheritance of millions, ownership of a prestigious apartment building on Park Avenue, and stringent ground rules. Gina must live in the apartment building she inherited, hire a chauffeur befitting her new status, and head a foundation for abused women and children.

Gina has but a few days to put things in place. She interviews several potential chauffeurs before she meets Justin Whitehead. For some reason Justin seems a little too polished for a chauffeur. Plus, with his searing gaze, he is too sexy for his own good; he already has her smoldering. She hires him nonetheless.

Renowned reporter, Justin (J.L.) Whitehead, has few limitations when seeking something newsworthy, he is currently working on a story about ordinary people who suddenly become rich. Posing as a chauffeur affords him the opportunity to observe Gina firsthand. But, this one story may cost him dearly, Gina intrigues him, and the personal view of her actions is not the reason for the intrigue. Things escalate from business to bliss, and Justin is between a rock and a hard place. He wonders if he should abort his exclusive and come clean. Will Gina believe he is only after a story, not her inheritance? And most importantly, will she believe their passion is the real thing?

DRIVE ME WILD is exactly what Forster lets her characters do to each other. As they adjust to different lives they grow in magnanimous ways. The underlying drama is what keeps Justin on the edge, and it will only be put to rest if Gina yields to her heart. This is a mature character driven story with different moral issues and covert drama. DRIVE ME WILD is the kind of read that makes readers fantasize.

Reviewed by aNN
of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers

This title fit perfect. Gwynne this was a great book and it was so good from beginning to end. The character fit together so well and I tell that Justin man oh man I just fell in love with Justin. My kind of man. The characters was so well written and the instance attraction between them was something.

Justine: Strong, independent and confidence until he meet Gina the moment he walked into Gina office Justin was a gone.

Gina: Gina befriend a woman who in turn when she died left everything to Gina. Gina is a hard working woman who live a comfort life, but once she suddenly become RICH some things change for her. Gina life style change some she constantly remember who and where she come from althought Gina came into a lot of money it really didn't change her. The one thing it did was she met the man of her dream and fell hopeless in love and I tell the it was the RIDE OF HER LIFE.

There is an excerpt of the book read it, but buy the book it is great.

Louise

Warning Spoilers! The title does nothing for this book. There wasn't any connection between the two main characters and the story wasn't that wild. It seemed to me that Gina did all the running and apologizing and that didn't sit well with me and it was totally unfair. Justin seem to think that lying and pretending to be someone he was not just to do a story on some unsuspecting woman wasn't really a bad thing to do. I mean he may have talked a good game to his family about doing the right thing and telling Gina the truth but he never did. Gina had to find out stuff about him from other people. Even when she did find out some things about him she did't tell him she knew anything she wanted to give him a chance tell her everything and he still didnt. And then when she got mad over his lying he gets all hurt and leaves like she had no right to doubt him. Excuse me, but he had been lying the whole time they were together of course she was going to have some doubts. Duhhhh! I don't know it just seems to me like Gina took the brunt of his hurt feelings while he did't really much respect her feelings on being used and lied too.

It was entertaining, however, the plot was weak and it dragged on and on but like I said it was entertaining and I read for the sake of entertainment.

Drive Me Wild was a definite good read. The story line was a nice change of pace from the average story lines. The characaters were well developed. The only gripe I have about this book was there were no scenes from the tenant meetings. Also, the interaction between the tenants and the leading lady were implied. The last few pages were also somewhat confusing. At one point I wasn't sure what was going on. Regardless, this was a good read and I truly enjoyed it.