Wild at Heart
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4.3 • 130 Ratings
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
He's the guy everyone loves, and she's the outsider who knows better than to fall for the town's favourite golden boy.
Everyone in Pine Harbour loves Will Kincaid—except the one person he cares about actually impressing. Can grown men have crushes on their frenemies? When Catie joins the small town's Search and Rescue team, Will finds himself spending every Thursday night swapping glares with the hairdresser while they get in each other's way.
Catie Berton has a long list of reasons why Will is an arrogant jerk. But the more time she spends with him, the more she's forced to admit sometimes they make a good team. That doesn't change the fact that Will has always been her right crush, wrong guy.
When the SRT goes on a road trip to a competition, she surprises herself by agreeing to ride shotgun in his truck. The long drive could be a chance to repair a shredded friendship, if Catie can get past her complicated feelings for the too-attractive-for-his-own-good school principal.
Because Catie knows all too well how cold a small town can be to an outsider who wants too much happiness from one of their own.
Return to Pine Harbour, in this frenemies to lovers small town romance about two people looking to find themselves in the shadow of community expectations.
Also available in this series: standalone novels Reckless at Heart and Fierce at Heart. Each book is about a different couple.
Customer Reviews
Very nice
As usual for a Zoe York story, there is wonderful character development and everyone just seems so REAL. If you enjoy deep friend and family relationships, you will enjoy this series. I thought the end was a little rushed, with Will and Catie wrapping up their issues just a bit too quickly / conveniently, but it was so nice to see Will’s epiphany as his feelings for Catie realigned.
Will Kincaid is my new favorite book boyfriend
I hate to say Will and Catie are frienemies, thank goodness they don’t take it into the mean side, their interactions tend more to the witty. And with us getting both POVs we know where they’re coming from. Both of them have a certain amount of baggage and they explore it separately as well as together. Overall the thing I like most is the intimacy in the storytelling. Sure the sexy times are sizzling, the angst will have you sweating their coupling at all, but their feelings really come through. The supporting cast and the general small town vibe add a depth that is like experiencing all of this yourself. Pine Harbor is so enticing it will draw you back time and time again, and you will be all the happier for the journey. Great read 😌