Born To Be Wild: A Thriller (Contemporary Romantic Thriller Book 4)

It's automatically going to be a thrill just because it's Catherine Counter in her element. Turns and twists galore and such terrific people!

I have enjoyed Catherine Coulter 's books for many years and as always does not ever disappoint me. The problem being you don't ever want to stop reading and do your mundane chores. Another great story. Fantastic read. Missed the bad guy.

This is a great story for romantic thrillers.I did enjoy it.I love everything Catherine Coulted has written.I am Very addicted to all of her FBI series.They are the Greatest thrillers of all time.But I will continue reading Her Romantic thrillers until she has published another or more FBI novels.Mrs Coulter's is Great in creating plots and characters for all of her stories.All the conclusions have great endings with the Greatest of endings.

Many, many years ago I read Catherine Coulter, read her avidly, eagerly looking forward to her next book. Well, this is the first one of hers that I have read in about a decade and WHAT HAPPENED? Three times I set this book down in disgust, only to come back to it out of sheer stubbornness.There is not enough room to write about just how bad this book was. From generally poor writing (Mary Lisa said, Jack said, Lou Lou said... until you want to yell "I KNOW who is involved in this conversation!), silly plot, unneccessary side stepping.WHO CARES that the hero digs a chunky chip into guacamole? OH WOW, we get to know the different flavors of potato chips being devoured by three woman while they talk about the big case. WHEN have any of us heard of investigating cops asking "why is she wearing those pajamas when you are wearing those"? YEAH sure, an agent involved in a case is going to let endangered person call the shots in even the tiniest part of the investigation. And the names! Mary Lisa? Lou Lou? Puker? Gimme a freaking break! Aaaarrrrggggg!!!Ms. Coulter, I used to love your books. PLEASE get back to what you used to do so well. If you cannot write the "FBI style" books that are so popular now, then don't. STOP feeding the bestseller beast anything less than your best. Cease. Desist. Please go back to what you are great at.

It was a good mystery that was updated from its original publication.

I am not a fan of Ms. Coulter's FBI series, but I did enjoy both False Pretenses and Beyond Eden, especially Beyond Eden, so I picked up this book particularly because those who were fans of the FBI series did not like this.But I was not pleased with the abrupt closure of both mysteries, Ms. Coulter is better than this. The dialogue was interesting, the ideas were good. But no truly professional police officer would discuss an open case with someone outside of a need to know basis. Nor as was pointed out in another review would they leave during the middle of an open investigation.I was pleased that Ms. Coulter resisted the impulse to make amends between mother and daughter, a mother who would hold ill-will against her daughter for something that happened between her and her husband, and there are women who do, would not suddenly become the loving mother.There are great moments in the book, but then ending is flat, and I hope Ms. Coulter will re-work about the last third of the book someday.

I was worried this novel might have too much contemporary romance/sex in it for my liking. Fortunately it didn't a d I found Catherine Coulter's writing quite charming. The action was good, the suspense was good and I loved the characters who were well developed. Not my favorite Coulter novel, but definitely worth reading.

I liked this better than he contemporary romantic thriller book 3. This one was more of a page turner and enjoyable to read! Several stories intertwined. Really a nice read

I have read and enjoyed most of CD books but this was not worth the money. Would not recommend.

its an OK read

Catherine Coulter is one of my favorite authors. I have read all her books and more than once. Love them all.