Review: I really enjoyed this book and quite frankly, I didn't see it coming.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
To dive in a book, I usually need to instantly connect with the main characters and love them or at least understand them. Well, I had a hard time with Freya and Logan.Freya is impulsive, stubborn and behave like a spoiled brat. I usually love strongheaded heroine but Freya appeared rather immature. She asked to be turned for childish reasons. Now she regrets being  a shifter and is conscious of some unwanted side effects of her predicament.She always was "on the outside" with no great social skills and she still feels like an outsider.She acts like a petulant child with Logan, always goading him. She resents his pull on her, the way she is affected by him.Logan seemed a little bit too serious for my taste. On one hand, he wants to redeem himself for his past mistake and place the pack's interest before his will. But on the other hand he can act like a selfish prick, always wanting Freya while engaged to another woman. He treats her like a child and is very possessive. If he can't have her no one will. He acts, pun intended, like a dog in heat.So not promising beginning but ...their attraction is so heavy it's overwhelming. It was fascinating to witness their battle to fight their need and succumb so feverishly. I new Logan didn't like Vanessa and their relatiosnhip was an open one but it still felt like betrayal to me. And yet I  could not stop reading about their steamy hot encounters. It was like a morbid fascination when you can't stop witnessing people running to their impending doom. Each time they try to convince themselves it's "just sex" and they'll be able to stop it but they're like drugs to each other. "She would pull away in a moment. She would".So it kept me rooted to my chair and I had to read it in one sitting.Unsolved mystery: I'm still wondering who or what Hunter Lampard is  To be continued in book 2.