A storm, an ice-princess, the Alaskan wild, a photographer, and a need to satisfy desires. The chemistry between Graciela and Jensen is intense, their connection opens up deep desires and their relationship becomes bound to a few rules.

Who will survive the storm? Who will give in to control? Who will discover love? Can Jensen thaw Graciela before she freezes everyone out?

While this is part of a series it can be read as a standalone. Contains elements of BDSM in this book.

Complementary copy given for honest review and opinion.

Great and new plot twist. Good read. I had some ebb and flow moments but it was a strong finish.

This was a pretty good book. The story was well paced. The main characters were really exciting to follow on their journey. I hadn’t read this author before so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I was not disappointed! I recommend
**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book

Good book, interesting characters and plot. Had a good twist on the typical romance novel between the two main characters.

What a story this book turned out to be. Graciela Mortimer is preparing her staff for a photoshoot. The problem is when Jason Scott shows up, he does not agree to do the shoot. Everything is wrong. She is not used to things not going her way but agrees. She sends everyone on their way and stays with him and his sleds.
After some shoots they camp for the night and at first, it turns into what they both had hoped for. He had wanted her to take control, she did but then he went and spoke of feelings which brought the whole experience to a halt. He ended outside of the tent instead of inside with her. She did not sleep any better but still did not want to deal with any of the emotions or feelings that he had brought up.
On their way to make her pick up a point, she will not make it due to a storm coming in. instead, they made it to his cabin and from there the story takes on a whole new life. You must really read this story to get the full effect of the book. The characters are good and the story is well done a very good book.

Driving Him Wild is a steamy romance that is sure to bring the heat. Cox writes a beautiful romance that is sure to sweep you away., keeping you immersed in a world that many only visit in their imagination. Driving Him Wild is a delicious read that is sure to warm your heart and stay with you long after reading.

Harlequins publications never failed me yet. This is the first time I'm reading anything from this author and I fell in love. This book was about an "ice Princess" who owns a magazine company and a photographer who got his heart broken. From the first time they met there was no denying the connection, the need for the ice princess Graciela to be dominant over the obvious submissive Jensen. A blizzard had hit sooner than anticipated before Graciela could fly out with her helicopter. Forcing them to stay in jensen's cabin.

Things happened in the book that was hot and Wild. It has indeed driven me wild. The ice princess definitely knew how to command and Jensen knew how to please.

You need to read it for yourself to experience the full heat of this book so check it out!!!

"It pleased me that he was fighting this connection between us. And failing. The man couldn't help but look at me every few minutes."

Zara Cox did it again. She swept me away, keeping me immersed in a world that I could only visit in her imagination. I discovered her work by accident, a book title that intrigued me to take a chance. A journey, once experienced, would keep me coming back, again and again. If she writes it...I'll read it.

The synopsis got my attention, but after reading the story I see that it was just a taste, the appetizer. The main course was unexpected and too delicious to describe. Not that I would do that. You need to experience that adventure for yourselves. Trust me, her Driving Him Wild is guaranteed to drive you wild too! But, just to be nice I'll give you one little treat. Here ya go, "Talk dirty Danish to me." Yeah, sexy, right? I can't understand it, but I felt it. 😉

I enjoyed the hell out of this story and I'm looking forward to wherever the author's creative genius takes me next. The line forms here...