Customer Reviews

Wild About Harry

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This is a hot and sexy read and one of Miller's best. I've read most of her books and be it contemporary or historical, she delivers! Amy Ryan knows what she wants and she's not afraid to get it, Harry gets her hand but don't know why the relationship is going astray - some food for thought for modern couples out there. Wild About Harry shows that you can still find love after your heart's been broken, and is a fast read for those who don't have too much time to spare. Only grudge was the book had to end. Get it and enjoy!

This is best romance I've ever read! It was funny, sexy, and very, very hot! It made me fall in love with Austrailia and most of all Harry. I couldn't put it down. I've read all of Linda Miller's books and this one is my favorite.

This is a fun, quick, and sexy book. If you're after a short and light-hearted entertainment, pick this one up.

Recently found this author when reading historical western romances. She pulls you into her stories immediately, knows her history of the various places/countries/periods in history she writes about, and has you spurring on her heroes/heroines. Her romantic descriptions are not only real but extremely sensual to the point of wanting to be the heroine. Harry is gorgeous! I love her books!

That was the question I was constantly asking througout this book. For the life of me, I couldn't understand why anyone was doing anything. The characters were weak, and their motivations were non-existant. The choices they made seemed little more than weak plot devises to stretch the book out beyond a short story into a complete novel. From continent hopping to unplanned pregnancy to early marriage, to other problems, WILD ABOUT HARRY seemed to jump jerkily from one event to another without any explanation. The only reason this book got more than one star was because I did like the Ghost, and it was funny that the only time anyone in this book seemed even remotely real was when they werer chatting with the dead guy. Skip this one.