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Review by:
Jane Flowers
on March 29, 2013 :
Wildcat in Moscow starts with Chelsea finding out that her stepfather had swindled her entire trust and left her owing money to drug dealers and under investigation for the swindles he did in her name. She finds herself in quite a mess; the banks want their money and the police pick her up for questioning as her name is on all the papers her stepfather used to create dummy companies with and defraud investors. The local Colombian drug leader not only wants his money her stepfather owes her; he also wants to hurt her or sell her into slavery.
She meets Vadlimir at his club. She is looking for anyone that might know where her stepfather hid the assets he had taken from her. Her instincts are to trust Vadl and he becomes the hero that rescues her and takes her to Moscow where the action continues non-stop to the end of the tale. He is a great hero and so tender and sweet that one could only wish to find a lover such as him for yourself.
The dialog is excellent; the plot is exciting in this non-stop action packed novel. The good guys are a team that works to right wrongs and the bad guys they take out are criminals to make this a great story. The romance is hot and fun too with a touch of humor too.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Brianna Lee Book Reviews
on Nov. 24, 2012 :
“Wildcat in Moscow” by Ellen Whyte
I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
This book was great! I absolutely enjoyed everything about it. This full-length novel had romance, violence, and organized crime – all this put together equaled loads of excitement. I give it 4.5 STARS overall, for being such a good read. I would recommend “Wildcat in Moscow” by Ellen Whyte to Adult readers who like Romance and Mafia-type stories.
Chelsea is a young and naturally beautiful girl that traveled the world trying to create art, save endangered animals and encourage fair trade amongst people. After her mother’s death, Chelsea went to collect her trust fund, only to find out that her stepfather stole all her money and started debts in her name. When dangerous people come looking for their money, Chelsea finds herself in a lot of trouble. She became known as “Wildcat” throughout all of Moscow, because she kicked a drug lord in his family jewels and took out the rest of his office as well. Chelsea did all that in self-defense because they were going to kill her over unpaid money. With people wanting revenge on Chelsea for her Wildcat ways and a debt that she was stuck with because of her loser stepfather, Vlad and his team need to help protect Chelsea.
The characters in “Wildcat in Moscow” were fabulous! I loved Chelsea; she was such a kickass protagonist! I thought Chelsea was wicked cool being able to knock some grown men down with her ninja skills. Vladimir was “colossal in every way,” and I will just get it out there now and say that HE. WAS. HOT! Throughout the story, I was routing for Chelsea and Vladimir’s love. I did not want Chelsea fighting her feelings for Vlad because she didn’t like the things he involved himself with. I wanted them to be together regardless of all outside forces trying to take them down. I also thought that Vlad’s team was amazing; they were just a bunch of fun men and they instantly accepted Chelsea as “one of the team.” And…they were pretty hot too!
I think the author did a great job at world building. As I said before, I loved the characters but I also loved the setting. Everything was just great. “Wildcat in Moscow” by Ellen Whyte, should be added to your To Be Read list – especially if you enjoy the Romance and organized crime scene. This is an adult book, however, because of some violence and sex. It was not an Erotica, but the sex scenes were detailed to the point that I would not recommend “Wildcat in Moscow” to Young Adults – this novel needs a mature audience. This 4.5 STAR book was just really good overall. Check it out!
Brianna Lee Book Reviews
http://www.briannaleereviews.blogspot.com
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Cindy Adkins
on Oct. 27, 2012 :
I was hooked from the beginning - which is how it must be for me to finish a book! Wildcat is a sexy, action-packed, fast-paced romance novel. Full of intrigue, suspense, and romance. If you're looking for a good romance novel that takes you away - this is it! I look forward to reading more of Ellen Whyte's work!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Carol Layton
on Oct. 25, 2012 :
I read the free Katz tales book about Boris, then Miracle Cat and now this. Wildcat is nothing like Katz Tales! Katz is all sweet and fun cat stories; Wildcat is a good contemporary romance with Chelsea, a heroine who is a bit like Modesty Blaise. Love her and I love Vlad, the dark hero. Good fun! It says the first in a series on Kobo. Looking forward to the next one.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
Su-Ling Chia
on Oct. 24, 2012 :
Wildcat in Moscow the latest fiction written by syndicated writer Ellen Whyte is a riveting story full of suspense, love and drama. Although Ellen often writes mostly about cats, dogs and current issues, her talent in writing fictions is nevertheless very much noteworthy.
Although she is not in the same league as writers like J.K. Rowling, Ellen is in a class of her own, very unique in producing published works that are worth taking note of and Wildcat in Moscow is no exception.
Wildcat in Moscow is a story that will keep readers glued to the story until the very end. It's a real page-turner of a story. You will keep reading it until the very end of the story. That was what I was experiencing reading Wildcat in Moscow.
I often find myself wishing that all Ellen Whyte's published books not only available in ebook format but also in print format so that readers who don't take to the ebook format and/or cannot afford a smart gadget to buy the ebooks would still be able to access to all her published books in print format. Hopefully, all of Ellen's ebooks will be available in print format in the near future, so that they can reach out to more readers and fans, be it in Malaysia or overseas.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Alicia Horsley
on Oct. 22, 2012 :
Every now and then, I like to curl up with a good romance novel. I couldn't with this one, with it being an e-book an all. BUT I did enjoy it. Once I found some quiet time, I was hooked. I'm no professional but I reckon contemporary romances are every so much harder to write.
I really took ages to getting round to buying this because it wasn't available on Kobo, but it is now! I ended up buying it from smashwords and truthfully wasn't setting my expectations very high, for various reasons.
So now I've read the book, I conclude I like Chelsea (a conservationist and artist who has common sense to boot), think Vladimir is hot (he positively trashes a scumbag who roughed Chelsea up) and want to visit Russia (the food sounds amazing).
Good job Ellen Whyte. I will definitely buy subsequent books.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
Ian Whyte
on Oct. 10, 2012 :
Intrigue, Suspense, Action, Sex and Romance, this book has everything, couldn't put it down, read it in one night..... Looking forward to the next one.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
Bonnie Elizabeth
on Oct. 07, 2012 :
Quite a fun, fast paced book. The characters are delightful and this is a great book for a fast read, curled up by a fire or out in the sun on a warm day. Recommended.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
Review by:
Alice Huang
on Oct. 06, 2012 :
I read the first 20% and was hooked! Can't wait to read the rest! Fun and very fast paced.
(reviewed the day of purchase)