4.5 CHERRIES: "Ms. Lang has a really terrific writing voice. She’s vivid and detailed without coming across and just trying to fill pages with flowery words. There is a point where Jessie is comparing Phoenix to the men she’s met in Manhattan and is noting the difference in their handling of women. Ms. Lang writes that “his manner was of a former era where women were spoiled rotten, cherished, and protected”. This is what I meant by vivid writing. You get a feel for the characters inside and out. Ms. Lang gives the reader brilliant insight into the thoughts of Jessie and Phoenix through POV changes throughout this short story. Readers better understand their emotions and motivation which breathes reality into their budding relationship. There are plenty of “awww...” moments in Wilde Fire. Likewise, the danger is still present in Wilde so the underlying plot by an unknown evil will keep the reader on their guard for the next “accident”. This reviewer was highly anticipating the first time Jessie would meet oldest brother, Austin. It was worth the wait and it was filled with terrific tension. Jessie has just enough submissive in her to tweak his Dominant side and before they part ways the reader knows that Austin is more than a little interested. Jessie is slowly accepting the fact that the brothers share her but is beginning to question their nontraditional tendency. Will she still be able to accept the brothers when she realizes they are looking for a forever kind of girl? And, did Jackson Wilde actually invent phone sex? Okay, probably not but you do not want to miss that conversation! If this is your first trip to Wilde it isn’t too late to go back and read book one, Going Wilde, to get a first look and how it all began. These books are written with one story flowing into the next so I highly recommend reading them in order. If you’re hooked into Siren’s LoveXtreme line like I am and if you’re looking for a really fun author to follow, pick up Chloe Lang’s Wilde, Nevada series. You’ll walk away a fan of the writing and an automatic buy for the writer." -- Honeysuckle, Whipped Cream Reviews

4 STARS: "WILDE FIRE, the second book in The Brothers of Wilde, Nevada series, begins to weave a solid storyline while still holding back enough to create a suspenseful read. A love hexagon with six lovers in one relationship, this book focuses mostly on the heroine's developing relationship with just one of the brothers. Like the first book, this is also a quick read with a fluid flow. Jessie, who had come to Wilde, Nevada to investigate accidents in the local mine, meets Jackson Wilde and his four brothers, Phoenix, Dallas, Denver, and Austin. After Jackson, whom she fell for in the first book, is called away on a business trip, Jessie spends time with Phoenix who charms her nearly as much as Jackson. And here comes the hot chemistry I felt was missing from the first book. Jessie and her men have an attraction that even her common sense won't allow her to fight. The sex scenes are filled with emotion and add to the developing relationships as her reactions to both men begin to overwhelm her. When Jessie begins to ask questions, the brothers know it's not much longer before they need to share with her the truth behind their lifestyle. But Austin is still holding out, convinced he doesn't want to share a mate as his family does so the other brothers work to prepare Jessie for Austin (I cannot wait for his book!). In the midst of this, the author is still providing snippets about the mine accidents and a potential danger. Several things happen in this book to indicate a threat and the suspense is building slowly. Now I am sold on the series and am eagerly looking forward to the next release. A quick notation that readers must read this in order because of the nature of the series... just go out and get them both because you won't want to read the first without having this one to start right away. It's just better that way." -- Rebecca, The Romance Reviews

4 CUPS: "I loved how much more I got to know Jessie, Phoenix, and Jackson in Wilde Fire compared to the previous tale. The emotional boundaries that Jessie has inside of her are explained in great detail in this story and it allows us to finally see why she is the way she is. The characters are strongly shown in this book and Ms. Lang has done a bang up job of giving us a very tantalizing tale. I cannot wait to see who is up next in this ongoing saga of the Wilde brothers and the very lucky lady who seems to be claiming all of their hearts one story at a time." -- Danielle, Coffee Time Romance