I know that I will be going back to read the previous two. This story can be read as a standalone and is the first one I have read in this series. Wild Card (Wild at Heart Book 3) by Christine Hartmann is the third book in her Wild at Heart series.

This story does include mature content and I would recommend it for those 18 years of age or older. I am hoping for another book in the series. This is book three in a series and I now find myself needing to go back and read the first two. I found it hard to read about this person and the life that they led. This person brings unexpected danger to Bree’s life. While most of the characters in this story I enjoyed reading about there is one that I would call a very bad person. While reading this book I was always hoping that Bree would realize where her true happiness lies and find her happy ending. I have been to Vegas a few times and loved reading about the places that Bree and the other characters visited while there. They have a way of bantering back and forth that I found both humorous and also at times touching.

I enjoyed reading about how Bree and the person from her past interact. There is conflict in this story with Bree and those she is planning her future with. This is shown both when she is planning her future and also when she speaks with the person from her past.

What future will she choose? Bree is a person that does speak up for herself however also still has a few insecurities. She meets a face from the past and in just one night begins to rethink the future that she sees for herself. The story revolves around Bree Acosta who has taken a trip to Vegas in order to plan for her future. She has a way of telling a story and creating characters that make it hard to put the book down until you have read the last page. This is the first book I have read by the author and I know it will not be the last. The story Wild Card (Wild At Heart Series Book 3) by Christine Hartmann is a romantic comedy book.

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