Review: Who knows what a little "horizontal hoochie coochie" may bring
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2012
Book 2 "Granite Lake Wolves". Preceded byWolf Signs. Followed byWolf Games.Under the Northern Lightsis a print anthology containing "Wolf Signs" and "Wolf Flight".Plot:Missy needs to find a way to stop her Evil Alpha from forcibly Mating her. Tad needs a FirstMate to drive his wolf to the fore. Lucky they like each other.Comments:- Contemporary paranormal (shape shifting, telepathy) spicy romance.- 2186 kindle locations, 31,596 words (novella). Finishes around 1890 kindle locations.- m/f - explicit, caring, but only the once.- Includes excerpts fromSanctuary Lostby Moira Rogers,Strippedby Marcia Colette,Wolf Signsby Vivian Arend.- Book 2 of the series but would stand alone. There is some timeline cross-over with Book 1.Opinion:The problem with the intriguing opening is I spent the rest of the book waiting for the car to crash. Basically we are told that something Bad is going to happen, soon, to our heroine. So we wait. Makes the book hard to read. But that said, it is A Good Book. Once again, being a wolf is *important*, and Arend tackles the whole wolf-mating-shifting thing really well. Like Book 1, we finish somewhat suddenly. It is a bit HEA-for now. But I'm cool with it. It's a good, different, spicy paranormal romance.3.5 stars because I really did find it hard to get into the story. But I'm rounding up for theThe Princess Bridequote and the sweet ending.-CR-