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Wildfire: Maple Hills, Book 2 Hannah Grace

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28%

WISE Score

4.1

Amazon

Steamy summer camp romance with graphic sex scenes—this is Hannah Grace's follow-up to Icebreaker, and it's strictly for grown-ups.

Wildfire: Maple Hills, Book 2 Hannah Grace

book

28%

WISE Score

4.1

Amazon

Steamy summer camp romance with graphic sex scenes—this is Hannah Grace's follow-up to Icebreaker, and it's strictly for grown-ups.

4.1

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Screenwise Verdict

Let's be crystal clear: this is not a book for kids, teens, or even most college students. It's adult romance with graphic sex scenes and language to match.

That said, if you're an adult looking for a light, entertaining summer romance, Wildfire delivers what it promises—a fun, often funny story about camp counselors with chemistry they can't ignore. The 4.1 Amazon rating and #1 bestseller status suggest it's doing something right for its target audience.

The WISE score is low because this is emphatically NOT family-friendly content, but that doesn't make it bad—it just makes it adults-only. If you liked Icebreaker and want more Maple Hills hockey romance, you know what you're getting into. Just keep it on the top shelf, far away from curious kids.

Age Fit

This is adult romance fiction (18+) with explicit sexual content and strong language. Not appropriate for teens or children under any circumstances. If you're an adult who enjoys contemporary romance with heat and humor, this could be a fun beach read.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

A contemporary romance with graphic, detailed erotic sex scenes and very strong language. While the characters care about the kids they're counseling and show some emotional growth around family issues (gambling addiction, craving attention), the explicit adult content and one-night-stand premise don't model age-appropriate emotional patterns for younger readers.

Imaginative

Standard contemporary romance formula: forced proximity at summer camp, one-night stand leading to relationship, will-they-won't-they tension around rule-breaking. The summer camp setting offers some novelty within the college sports romance series, but the plot follows predictable new adult romance beats without particularly creative storytelling or world-building.

Safe

Contains graphic, detailed erotic sex scenes and very strong language throughout. Common Sense Media confirms explicit sexual content that would be highly inappropriate for children or teens to encounter unexpectedly. This is adult content that could be shocking or disturbing for younger readers. Not a trigger-warning level of unsafe, but definitively adult material.

Enriching

Touches on meaningful themes like dealing with a parent's gambling addiction and seeking validation from others, with some character growth around these issues. The romance is described as 'heartfelt and witty' with likable characters. However, the primary focus is escapist entertainment rather than deep insight or skill-building. Amazon rating of 4.1/5 suggests readers find it entertaining but not exceptional.

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Why It Might Be Great

Fun, breezy summer romance with humor and heart—readers describe it as 'blazing hot' and 'witty'
Characters actually care about the kids they're supervising, which is refreshing
Tackles real issues like parental gambling addiction and validation-seeking with some emotional depth
Part of a popular series (Maple Hills) that follows different hockey team members—fans of Icebreaker will recognize the world

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What to Watch For

Graphic, detailed erotic sex scenes throughout—this is adult romance, full stop
Very strong language that would make a sailor blush
One-night stand premise and rule-breaking romance might not align with all values
Common Sense Media notes it has less explicit content than Icebreaker, but 'less' is relative—it's still very much adults-only

Conversation Starters

"This one's not for family discussion—it's adult content through and through"
"If you're an adult reader: What do you think about the 'forced proximity' romance trope?"
"How do the characters handle their complicated family situations while trying to escape for the summer?"

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