Hannah Grace: Wildfire

Hannah Grace is back with the next story with Maple Hills Student, and this time we're headed to Summer Camp:

While Celebrating a year end party, Russ and Aurora (Rory) end up in a drinking game and eventually in Russ' bed. Russ, who is not as confident as many would think, blow his chance to get to know Rory more after their night together. Russ and Rory both thought that they would be able to escape their lives by working as camp counselors far away from Maple Hills, but are surprised to find the other one there. Russ and Rory are very aware of the rule of no staff fraternizing, and that if they break that rule they will be sent packing back to the lives they were trying to escape, but sometimes rules are made to be broken.

As this is the second book in a series, you may want to go back and read the first book in the series, Icebreaker, but you don’t NEED to. While we are introduced to Russ in Icebreaker, he is obviously not the main character in that one. And don’t go into this one thinking that it will be another Icebreaker, it is not, way more sweet and slightly less spicy this time around.

I really enjoyed this book and personally thought it was slightly better than Icebreaker, I just felt that Russ and Aurora relationship felt more real. Even though they had hooked up when they first met, I thought that they had a stronger foundation in their relationship, and I mean when you have to deal with kids all day you really get to see what people are like. Plus kids won't let them get away with anything.

As we don’t really get to know Russ in the first book, other than he is the quiet and awkward one, which is really used throughout the book. I love that Russ was not your typical hockey guy, who is overconfident and can do whatever he wants. Russ is a great book boyfriend completely cinnamon bun of a guy and I am here for it.

I was hit and miss with Rory. There were times I liked her, times I felt for her (he Dad is a piece of work), but times when I didn’t understand why she wanted Russ to open up right away with her, even when she stated she did not want a relationship. I think the farther I get into the book the more I liked her and sympathized with her and what she had gone through and was going through with her family.

I really enjoyed the second book in the Maple Hills series. I loved that Grace changed things up in this one with it not occurring on the ice or even close to ice. I look forward to reading the third book in this series.

Enjoy!!!!

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