Wildest Hearts

By: Jayne Ann Krentz

Narrated by: Amy McFadden

Annie Lyncroft knew her scheme was outrageous. She'd come to the elegant penthouse to meet Oliver Rain, the richest and possibly the most dangerous man in the Pacific Northwest. Annie needed this sensual, secretive corporate maverick for what she was about to propose. Marriage! With her brother Danny missing after a mysterious plane crash, Annie is struggling to protect his hot electronics company from the sharks who think he's not coming back.

But fanciful, ethical Annie - who usually runs a bizarre bric-a-brac shop knows Danny's alive, and she's determined to keep his company safe by putting his biggest investor at the helm. When Oliver actually says yes to the marriage of convenience, Annie dreamily envisions a few platonic weeks of helping him become a sensitive New Age guy. Oliver has a different plan; his cold, gorgeous eyes have been watching Annie, and he sees his chance to seduce the beautiful schemer.

Love is the wild card destined to teach these two strong-willed opposites a lesson: icy control might run the business world, but all hell is about to break loose in the passionate territory of the heart.

©1993 Jayne Ann Krentz (P)2018 Tantor

Excellent balance of intrigue and romance

Excellent balance of intrigue and romance. Well developed reasoning for why the hero has the problems he does and how the heroine is able to help him overcomes those personal problems. The villain is excellently unexpected; not a predictable end to the intrigue. The performances excellently done and it is easy to track who is speaking and what is internal monologue.

Note: There are a few cases where I kept thinking, “why don’t they just call or text each other”, then the end credits said this was originally written in 1993, before cell phones and the internet, so it’s not actually bad writing that they can’t communicate sometimes or just find information online.

Fifty shades of grey

After listening to this book, I am left with the sense that it was the model on which fifty shades of grey is based.

Good read

One of my favorite authors. Have read many times. Just bought on audio and it is well read allows you todo hand work while visiting wilt an old friend

Great

Great story with love laughter and suspense it doesn’t get any better than that. And I love the author she’s a fellow Oregonian or Washingtonian!

Favorite

This is my absolute favorite Krentz book.
I have every version, Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.