Review: A new twist on the love story of cats and dogs
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
I Like This.  I wasn't too sure, I think this is one book that is better than the blurb that tries to sell it to you.Cole is an alphanta for the Harker Pack. He has some impressive powers and he doesn't need the full moon to change into a wolf.  Paris is an exotic dancer and shifter.  He is half Panther and half Wolf.  But he is more cat than dog, he likes his solitude and doesn't like Pack life.  He grew up away from the Marketo Pack.  No-one knows what Paris is except his Alpha Wolf father Merced Marketo (his mother was an Alpha Panther).  There is danger lurking with a threat from a gangster wolf who wants money and power and land...and Paris.  Harker and Marketo must form an alliance through marriage and blood.  Since they aren't mates the daughter of Merced Marketo and the son of Landon Harker must marry and then sign the blood pact...it doesn't matter that Cole is gay.  He will sacrifice for the pack.  Except she runs, and the alliance is in danger and the threat to both pack is looming.  The solution?  Cole can marry Paris.  They are sexually compatiable as they found when the she wolf ran off and they commiserated in the trees.  The puppy and the kitty got hot and heavy and really enjoyed the event.  Except Paris is a kitty of solitude and while he wants Cole, he also doesn't want to be Pack and he doesn't want to be confined.Eliazer, the gangster wolf, wants and catches Paris - but his spurned wolfie mate gets him back...and then it's all on!This is a lovely story.  It has humour and it has drama and it has a lot of gay loving.  How can a wolf who hates crowds but is destined to be Alpha of two packs capture the heart of the recalcitrant kitty?  And can the feisty kitty stop hissing enough to live with the puppy despite the pack?Nicely written, well paced.  A bit of a lack in the war area but the story around World War Wolves and the salvation of the shy wolf by the Panther is entertaining.  Really enjoyable and I am on to my second read of this book.  Well worth the time to read the story of a loyal puppy and a sly kitty.