Review: Not consistent with the series!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 7, 2014
I'm not a fan of this installment of The Wolf Pack series. I realize that Taylor and Manning have a history, but I feel that because of the upstanding character that the author seemed to have the Wolf family epitomize, IN MY OPINION, Manning' s behavior was less than stellar. POSSIBLE SPOILERS: Manning is initially presented as a promiscuous man who moves from woman to woman because his heart belongs to another. When he is reunited with said woman, he relentlessly pursues her, despite the fact that she is currently in a three-year relationship. Not only does he pursue Taylor, but Manning beds Taylor while she is still in a relationship with her boyfriend. I found this quite distasteful, and it made me think quite low of Taylor, as well.My other gripe is with the length of the novel. Normally, I don't complain about length, but IN MY OPINION, this novel was too long. After a while, it seemed that Manning and Taylor's relationship center on sex, and the sex was repetitive, not spicy. I even became annoyed by Manning' s  "cheesy" comments during sex. I found myself rolling my eyes while reading several of the sex scenes!  Other unnecessary drama included the craziness of Taylor's father. It simply wasn't believable to me.I was so disappointed with this novel, particularly since  it was long awaited. Unfortunately, this is a read that I cannot recommend.