Name: The Wilde Card
ISBN: 9781648980589

Ashley R. King

The Wilde Card

nora

Thank you Netgalley, publishers, and the author for early access to this book!

WOW OH WOW this book was good. I loved both of the main characters and Simone is so badass but also relatable. Lula is absolutely adorable and in my opinion, is the star of this book. 

Honestly this book got a little slow for me towards the middle but the characters kept me going and I’m so glad I made it to the end because the ending was my favorite part. Also the epilogue is so sweet!

This was a cute romance and the banter between Simone and Alex was a 10/10! I recommend giving this book a read !!!

sydney

This book is so cute, I'm always a fan of a single parent romance. Seeing Alex and Simone fall in love with each other was adorable. Alex bonding with Lula was amazing and I am obsessed with the camping scene.

I received an arc through netgalley.

Meghan M

I was lucky enough to receive an ARC copy of this book from Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review. 

So I fully went into this book not knowing it was book 2 until I looked up the author, so thankfully the crossover isn't so major that it confused everything and anything from book one was loosely explained again. This book was so cute and not usually my kind of read, and I also know nothing about tennis so it says a lot that I enjoyed it! I love a good female character that can completely reinvent herself successfully all while finding love and raising a child. Simone was such a strong character and though her and Alex did exchange a few cringy lines, their romance was so sweet. Alex the playboy tennis player going through a rut and Simone the CEO turned tennis coach, what more could you ask for in a forbidden romance between player and coach. A very enjoyable read and Lula was definitely my favorite character, adding the comical relief as well as being the wing-daughter everyone needed in this story. Even if you know nothing about tennis, this was a super cute read and I can recommend it with or without reading book one!

The Wilde Card

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