Wild Side

Okay so I din knew how wrestling works,like how even thou being scripted show they have to do something they don’t like or the injuries are real & the fight are real.I always thought the punches & injuries are fake to.Elsie silver introduced me to the world of wrestling 🥹.My opinions on them is changed now💗.People get into situation relationships,they got into situation marriage🤌🏻.How can someone be so selfless,RHYS you stole my heart ,how can someone be so considerate whom they donno ,the way he is with Milo & also how he’s so considerate about Tabitha’s emotion,where to find someone like you in real 😭.How he grew up ,how he suffered he din wanted the same thing happening to Milo.Caring for someone whom they are not related to is selfless,Tabitha our savage queen,the amazing chef she saved money & got her own restaurant how amazing is that.I totally connected to the way she suppressed her emotion of her sisters death for the well being of others because she wanted to be strong for others,if she broke down who will handle other kinda mind.I salute to her even after knowing her sister’s intentions she still loved her the same ,I wouldn’t & couldn’t be able to do that.I love the scene where they were shaping clouds after Rhys opened up to her😭cute af🥹.I loved the cameo of other book cuties here💗

WILD SIDE by Elsie Silver, is the third book in her Rose Hill Series, it's a mix of romance and drama. This is not the first series by the author though, she has also written Chestnut series which includes five books in total so far.Wild Side is a story of Tabitha, a Restaurant owner in rose hill, and Rhys, a famous wrestler known as Wild Side, Life brings them both together when Tabitha loses her sister Erika, who was a tenant of Rhys. Tabitha davested by the news, finds her 3 year old nephew Milo like a ray of sunshine but that was short lived too as she finds out that Rhys is the legal guardian of Milo. What will happen to Milo? Why did Erika make Rhys his legal Guardian ? What exactly happened to Erika? What does Fate hold for Rhys and Erika? Thousands of questions, hundreds of emotions all twisted into one story WILD SIDE.I love the bond between Milo and Rhys. It's just so pure and adorable, alsooooo my favourite bond in the entire series was Rhys and Cleocatra 😂 a full on strangers to lovers trope. But on a serious note I really loved how even after so many differences, Rhys and Tabitha always came together for Milo, Always agreed on one thing, that they both want what’s best for Milo, and I really appreciated that about them.This was the first Elsie Silver book that I read and now I can definitely say that I am gonna read more of her in the upcoming days. The book was very well written, the story and plot were quite interesting and sweet.I would recommend this book to all the Romance lovers out there, give it a try, you might fall in love with her writing.

Okay, that was .... wow as always.I don't know what Elsie Silver puts in her stories but her characters, plot, setting...everything about them makes me happy! I love her writing. I love that she makes every character sound like a real person but also filling her stories with so much positivity that it makes me crave for more. They're wholesome, sweet, fun, filled with humour and sprinkled with right amount of spice. I love the friends group so much (both the men and women) I love that this series is about single dads yet each story and character is different from each other. No wonder her books are so well loved. They're all so worth it 💜

Welcome back to Rose Hill! (Yes, twice in a week—and I regret nothing.)This book had all the delicious drama and slow-burn tension I live for! If you’re into marriage-of-convenience, broody, secretive heroes, and just the right amount of angst, you’re in for a treat.Tabitha, our fierce and stubborn FMC, is heartbroken and fighting hard for her nephew, Milo. She’s the kind of character who tries to do everything on her own—constantly in “I don’t need anyone” mode—and honestly, I was rooting for her from the very start. You feel her pain, her love for Milo, and her quiet strength in every single chapter.And Rhys? Oh boy. The man is a mystery wrapped in bruises and brooding stares. He barely speaks, but when he looks at her? It's like he's trying to read her soul. He's emotionally shut off, yes—but also fiercely protective, especially when it comes to Milo, and that absolutely melted me. The man-dad vibes? Top tier. His bond with the other guys was so fun to read about.Their banter? On point. The chemistry? Electric. Watching them go from reluctant roommates to oh-no-we-might-actually-be-in-love was such a satisfying ride.It’s a slow burn in the best way—the kind that makes the final emotional payoff hit even harder. This isn’t just a love story. It’s about trust, healing, showing up for each other, and realizing that sometimes love looks a lot different than you expected.I adored this book and would absolutely recommend it if you’re in the mood for something tender, tense, and full of feels.

The storyline was fresh at the outset, but lost its sheen with mundane themes, lack of well-though characters and interactions — and for a book over 300 pages — it asked for too much of a time investment

Elsie did it again. This time not only did she slay on the small town romance, she outdid everything else with the wrestling nostalgia. There were dozens of times I bawled my eyes out during the read. I don't want to spoil much but if anyone wants to bring back their forgotten obsession on WWE, get the book ASAP.I had a walk through my memory lane when I used to watch WWE with my brothers and they even tried some unharmful stunts on me too. Thank you Elsie for bringing back those memories. Now I guess I need to go watch some wrestling memories.