Customer Reviews

Wild

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(5)

 

 

The mention of a man who gets a thrill out of abusing a woman sexually and then killing her has no place in a Fabio novel. I know that he has coauthors but the woman who coauthored this novel must not be in sync with the Fab. Romance Fabio, Romance!!!! No abuse of women in your books even if the abuse does not involve the main characters:-

I ENJOYED THIS BOOK VERY MUCH. IT HAD A GREAT STORY (SHOULD BE A MOVIE) WITH A GOOD ROMANCE THAT KEPT YOU HOPING THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE BOOK!!!

This could be one of those Sunday night made for TV movies, really. Interesting plot with plenty of twists and turns, well-developed characters and the storyline is very plausible. One thing missing for me was the "fluff" factor as I waited for the intimate scenes to really heat up they never really reached a fever pitch, like Rogue did for me, yet the rest of the storyline was all there. You won't believe it as it gets near the end. Oh, the "so-called" violence towards women, just added to intesity and excitment of the book, nice tension builder.

Fabio, keep up the sexy ideas, your better than you may be getting credit for.

It is so refreshing to beable to read a book of this magnitud. The caricturs were real to life and the relationship between them was hot .Fabio is the Lord Byron of the 90es a man not afread to express his fantisys whith the worald. I could not put the book down and it as his first book Pireat healped me through a realy hard time. I thouight it was as good as the others.Feel free to E-mail me.

Did not like the writing style. I think he should have stayed with Eugenia Riley.

I can't believe it's not butter? I can't believe this guy is a writer! The characters don't make any sense, they are all two dimentional, predictable, and have no motivation beyond their own carnal desire. Real people are not like this, and yes, I know, it's fiction...but as Mark Twain once said, "fiction has to make sense". Nothing about this book did.

I've heard friends say Fabio should make a movie out of his books, yet this will not be the one. The characters are flat, and the villians have no complexity behind them at all. I knew from the begining how it would end, and that is not romance. Really disappointing work.

In our day and age of bad literature, it takes a pretty face to land a book deal, not talent. Can't write, hire a co-author. To bad she can't write either. Nothing saves this work from sinking faster than the Titanic. No wonder JD Salinger is in hiding, he's embarrished. So am I.

This book was a joke... Fabio should just stick to his... "I can't believe it's not butter" commercials... I would give this book a half a star if possible. I would also give a longer review if I didn't find this book to be a utter waste of my time and money!

the French have a word for books like this..."Le Pew!" This guy is supposed to be romantic? and he treats his women as two dimentional characters who can be beaten and killed? Please, give a contract to some starving author who can write a novel. This is why I stick to reading the classics.