Wilder Love: Second Chance Standalone Romance (Love and Chaos)

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Recommendation: Unless you’re a total Lawrence of Arabia / French Foreign Legion fan, you might want to pass on this one.

Remy and Shane experience an instant connection from the moment they meet; The only problem is Remy’s 16 and Shane’s 21. Isabel allegedly married him in the hope that she would be able to accompany him on some of his more outlandish excursions, instead she ended up as his copy editor, sitting behind a desk at home while hubby plunged off into another uncharted swamp or desert. The shape of this book, in effect, laps the stories over each other like waves of influence that ebb and flow. Shane is the ulitmate guy with enough charm and wittiness about him that you cant help but fall in love.Lady Jane Digby’s family was grander than the Arundells and more accustomed to eccentricity, but even so she had exceeded the limits before she was twenty even amongst the rakes of Regency London just before Victorian morality cast the suffocating pall of hypocritical respectability that pretended to ignore the Burtons; indeed both ladies met in Damascus where Mrs Burton was obsequiously disapproving though impressed by the string of titles the other had collected in the course of her career – Lady Ellenborough, mistress of Prince Schwarzenberg and the talk of all Paris, Baroness von Venningen , Countess Spyridon Theotoky and nearly Queen of both Bavaria and Greece. All four women came from educated, upper class families but sought an escape in the desert, and normally in the arms of men who society would have deemed utterly inappropriate at the time. This couple is the ultimate of ultimate couples with enough passion, love, angst, drama and heartache to have you feeling every emotion with in the first few chapters nothing beats a love like this it may be forbidden but age has nothing on Shane and Remy. the answer to some of the questions don’t always present themselves right away, so you have to keep reading to find the answers. Jimmy completely stole the scenes he was in, and even the memory of his Hippie Chick warmed my heart.

Shane and Remey go through a lot of hard , dark times, Remey meets Shane at 16, her and her twin, brother, Dylan , and mother move to this small town where Shane lives. She wanted him to have everything he ever dreamed of, Instead, one moment, one devastating decision changes the course of their lives. Wilder love is a stand-alone forbidden, second chance, new adult romance that is soul shattering, romantic, emotional and heartwarming.We know that she disappeared at sea, but there is a prevailing legend that she was captured at sea, and that she supposedly spent the rest of her life in the harem of the Ottoman Empire. Clair and Shane Wilder are just such exquisitely written characters, you cannot help but champion their budding love affair as this story unfolds, and feel the loss of each other as events conspire to tear them apart.

I think the desire in us to know and be known is so great that it speaks to what I believe is the transcendent part of a person. After we ate, she started feeling uncomfortable, and the discomfort grew when we went outside walking on the street. She knew something of the Middle East as it once was, before conflict and turmoil became the essence of relations between the Arab World and the West. Eberhardt met an untimely end in a flash flood in Algeria but not before she had married Slimane Ehnni, dabled in Sufi Mysticism and adopted Islam as her religion. An interesting exploration of the lives of four women with deep and abiding connections with the Levant despite their English or European origins.She publicised his early exploration, writing and translating, then followed him around the world in his diplomatic roles, where she was often left to pack, ship and follow.

It seemed that my life was just one long series of deep breaths, gearing up to tackle another one of life’s problems, some I’d created myself and others that had been thrust upon me. Finally the very brief but intense life of Isabelle Eberhardt, born in Switzerland but with multiple languages and streams of cultural influence throughout Europe, despite her desperate desire to be in the desert.One of these passionate women, she literally lived for the day and the excitement and did indeed find this with her Arab Sheikh. As I look through my own tourist photos of sitting on a camel above the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem in the early 1980s, and consider how uncomfortable I still felt on my first overseas adventure into a slightly less challenging cultural setting, I find I am perhaps a little too dismissive of these women’s journeys as they have not set off any great stream of followers to challenge the world the way they each did. These are not comparable stories “of women” over time, so much as simply very interesting lives which gave possibility to others should they look outside themselves for inspiration and courage.