Review: Werewolves in the modeling world - Makes Sense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
Ember Bridger has two main wishes in her life, the first to work her way up as a famous agent in the modeling world and second is not to be a Werewolf anymore.  This short story is the beginning for a new series about you guessed it - Werewolves.  Poor Ember has done everything she can to hide who she truly is.  After some horrific experiences in her childhood, she has re-written who she is.  She continues to deny herself any type of companionship because she does not want to have to explain why she is nowhere to be found on the full moon.  However, a local pack wants just the opposite for her.  Raze, the local pack alpha has come to bring her into the pack to learn how to be a Werewolf.  When Ember finds him, he has been injured by his own pack and must become submissive to her in order to gain her trust and recover from his injuries.  It is quite amusing what she goes through just to get him accustom to the basics of being civilized.  It does not help that there is a nosey neighbor watching Ember and Razes every move.The final pages of the book shows Raze as being mistaken for Ember's first model client and is sent out on a photo shoot.  The story just kind of ends there, no closure.  You know what that means, now we have to wait for the second book to find out what happens to the wild man in a very rigid world of modeling.  Can Ember curb HIS inner wolf - or will Raze rouse HER inner wolf.  Just have to wait for the sequel.  The question is - will I buy the next book - yes, I will. Fun read.