Review: Enamored by Cara Wade

He was infatuated when they met, but now he's enamored.Tristan Ellis might as well have seen a ghost when Lana Robinson stepped out of the truck and back into his life. Ten years ago, he stole her innocence and broke her heart, and she's the last person he ever expected to see again.If the cold shoulder and icy glares she gives him are any indication, she hasn't forgotten the last time she was at Black Stallion Ranch either.He can't lose her. He won't. Not when fate has brought them back together again. This time, he will do whatever it takes to keep her. Even if it means giving up the only life he's ever known.

Cara Wade is a daydreamer and a lifelong teenybopper. Boy bands forever! She would love to spend the day in the kitchen baking up sweet treats but hates doing the dishes after. When she is not writing (or suffering writer's block) you can find her reading, hiking, or relaxing by the water. She lives in northern Massachusetts with her loving husband.

Enamored By Cara Wade

Review by Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews 

First, I want to thank Cara Wade for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review. 

I am so glad that Cara Wade decided to do a sequel to Infatuated!! Enamored is the best sequel I have read!! If you have read Infatuated then you are in for a treat as you get all the updates on all the characters you fell in love with in Enamored. 

I was happy to see how they all had grown as characters over the years.  

Cara’s book will make you smile, play with your emotions between the ups and downs in Lana and Tristian’s relationship, there is some sadness, but some incredible surprises that made this reader jump for joy!! 

As with each book there Is a character I didn’t care for and that would be Russ. For so many reasons he just rubbed me the wrong way. 

Cara as I have said in the past her sex sceenes are incredibly hot. This book is no exception. However, this book the characters had more sexual tension between them. 

DWI an very important issue was discussed in this book. 

I appreciated in the book that she thanked her reader friends for reading her books. I should be thanking her for writing incredible stories that we can escape our reality for a few hours.