I have the book on Cd's. I quickly grew tired of listening to every single dreamy, sexual "thought" that the two characters Trick and Cami had about each other. Ok, so you have the thoughts but not 4 Cd's worth. They each had to detail how every single body part they each had affected them. This relationship is like two high school kids and not two people almost through college. Unfortunately the readers didn't have any emotional feelings in their reading and that may have contributed to the dull, drawn out parts. "The wild Ones" as the name implies never got very wild it was just uncertain teenage sex. This is my first read with this author so I can't say anything about her writing or compare her books.

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