Jasinda Wilder
Autor(a) de Falling Into You
About the Author
New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and international bestselling author Jasinda Wilder is a Michigan native with a penchant for stimulating tales about sexy men and strong women. Her bestselling titles include Alpha, Stripped, Wounded, and the #1 international bestseller, Falling into mostrar mais You.. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
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Séries
Obras por Jasinda Wilder
You Can Do It: Health, wellness, and healthy living for those who have tried everything else (2017) 4 exemplares
To Die For 4 exemplares
Badd: The Badd Brothers book 1 (Exclusive Edition) 3 exemplares
You Can Do It: Strength: Fitness and weight loss for kicking butt when life is busy and time is short (2017) 3 exemplares
Big Girls Do It 3 exemplares
Door Four (The Black Room, #4) — Autor — 2 exemplares
Door Two (The Black Room, #2) — Autor — 2 exemplares
Door Eight (The Black Room, #8) — Autor — 2 exemplares
Door Six (The Black Room, #6) — Autor — 2 exemplares
The Nice Boxset 2 exemplares
Echo the Stars 1 exemplar
Big Hose: A Standalone Firefighter Romance 1 exemplar
Blood Heir 1 exemplar
Silas: Club Sin Book 4 1 exemplar
Chance: Club Sin Book 3 1 exemplar
Rev: Club Sin Book 1 1 exemplar
The Black Room: Door Two 1 exemplar
Raniti 1 exemplar
Djinn and Juice 1 exemplar
You Can Do It: Fasting: Easy fat-burning techniques for optimum health, weight loss, and wellness (2018) 1 exemplar
Pregnant 1 exemplar
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Conhecimento Comum
- Nome canónico
- Wilder, Jasinda
- Sexo
- female
- Nacionalidade
- USA
- Local de nascimento
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
- Locais de residência
- Northern Michigan, USA
- Ocupações
- author
- Relações
- Wilder, Jack (husband)
- Agente
- Kristin Nelson (Nelson Literary Agency)
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 136
- Also by
- 3
- Membros
- 3,397
- Popularidade
- #7,502
- Avaliação
- 3.5
- Críticas
- 155
- ISBN
- 241
- Línguas
- 6
- Marcado como favorito
- 3
Alpha, Beta, and Omega really need to be read before this book. Jasinda practically lays it out in her choice of cover for the book. It matches the covers of the Alpha trilogy so much that I thought that this would actually be another sequel and not an introduction to a spin-off.
The long and short of the plot in this 90 page book is that Nick Harris and Layla Campari who were prominent in Alpha, Beta, and Omega have moved to Colorado to live at the compound that serves as both home and home base of operations to Nicks elite firm Alpha One Security.
While Nick and his squad of a handful of the best of the best, the scariest of the scariest in the field of black ops, spying and other mercenary fields go off on “missions” taking care of jobs for the wealthy and elite who can afford him, Layla has been relegated to managing the paperwork and the office. She has both grown bored of cooling her heels while Nick goes out and has all the fun, and misses her man while he is away, which is often. She feels she could be an asset to his detail and spends no little time trying to seduce, manipulate, sweet-talk, convince, argue and use any other tool at her disposal to try and convince Nick of this. In the end, she channels the spirit of Lucy Ricardo to hatch a plan of action to simply show up and get in on the act. Like Ricky, Nick is simply doing his best to stay one step ahead of her in the belief that she hasn’t got what it takes to join his team.
This is why you need to have read Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Unless you have read the books that have Layla and Nick’s backstory as well as the challenges they faced, you will hate Layla. That’s it. You will hate her and wish her dead. You will yell at her about not listening to Nick, and question why some woman from Detroit believes that she has what it takes to join an elite team of former spies, mercs, and military men. You will hate that she just won’t listen. You will question why Nick is with her in the first place. I want you to like this book, because this seems like it will be a good series. If you have read those books, then you will like this one.
This story sets up Nick and Layla for some serious growth. It also gives us a glimpse into the future of the series (or side character detours in the series) when we learn bits and pieces about the seriously competent and scary men that Nick has hired, the men who make up Alpha One Security; and will most likely have their own books. It seems that way since each one is described in such a way that it would take a whole book to learn about them. Also, there is a teaser chapter after the main read for the book “Thresh”…yup, we will get to read about Thresh…the only man who could make the Terminator look like a puss.
Don’t think that this is a spoiler because we all saw this coming back in Omega.
Now, I get to what you really want to know. Is there sex? If there is, is it anywhere near what we were spoiled with in the Alpha series? I feel you. I was right there. It was one of the main reasons why I was pissed when I learned the book was only 150 pages, after I settled in to read what I thought was a full length read. The answer is yes. Not only is there hot monkey sex, there are a solid three scenes. They are just what you have come to expect from the series. Also, you want to know if Valentine and Kyrie make an appearance, and the answer is no. They are firmly ensconced where they were left in Omega. However, keep reading past the credits and you will find out what is going on with them.
Alpha One may be a 90-page read after taking out the after story additions with chapter teasers and whatnot, but somehow it didn’t feel like a short read. Jasinda made the best use of the shortened length and didn’t bog it down with unnecessary tension and side distractions. She focused on what was important set up the series with a follow up chapter on the next book, delivered the check in on Valentine and Kyrie’s and still managed to give us the definitive answer to the truth of Layla’s claims on not having an orgasm threshold. Plus there was this line that had me laughing over the visuals so much. Basically it’s the answer to the question….what is the first thing that Nick does once Layla untied him?… (mais)