Rosalie's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 5 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 After being shot down by her lifelong best friend/crush when she was 17, Liz is scared to put her heart and body back on the line. Once realizing that she is no longer that underage "girl", but a mature and gorgeous woman, putting herself out there to Sam again becomes a very real thing, and something she wants more than ever. 
 Sam is a man that likes to be in control of everything, especially every single aspect of his life. When being told exactly what to do by his pushy father, Sam works so hard to become the individual he knows is inside, while not tarnishing the family name. However, Sam knows that the dominants, pushy, sexy as hell side of him in and out of the bedroom is something he will not let his family diminish. 
 Something Wild was an amazing into Something Reckless. Seeing the before of Sam and Liz's friendship, and why their dynamic is what it is, set up the plot for Something Reckless perfectly. 
 Meeting in person is something that riverrat69 and tink24 know they aren't supposed to do. However, through their talks, some that get extremely intimate, they decide to bite the bullet and see if their chemistry is as hot in real life as it is on the computer screen. 
 With something to seemingly always get in the way of these two and their joint happiness, the reader is left with the plot twists and turns, constantly wanting the two to get past their hang ups and realize that true love is right in front of them. The chemistry between these two is through the roof, and the scenes seem to jump off the page as Lexi's wonderful details can be vividly pictured. The want and long time desire that is fueled in every breath that these two characters have for each other make every second of this read scorching hot. 
 The subtle connections to other of Lexi's novels to this book is something I absolutely love. Series are my passion and what I love to read most. To see what happens to people after a book is over, or even to the before the books happen, is something I love to delve into. Another great read and book I love!