Review: Where is the werewolf???
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2013
I purchased books 1-3, and I must say that when I completed book 3 (Framed) I realized (with conviction) that I will not be purchasing the rest of the books.  Here is a brief synopsis of all three books:Book 1: A tangled love story; a weeping woman; woman turns into werewolf twice (although we hear about the third time that caused her to somehow see again).Book 2: A more tangled love story; a weeping woman; a schizophrenic woman; NO WEREWOLF (we just hear about the main character always on the verge of revealing her furry side...but alas... we never see it).Book 3: The same tangled love story; a weeping woman; a schizophrenic woman; NO WEREWOLF (we just hear about the main character on the verge of revealing her furry side... but alas... we never see it); ONE non-descriptive sex scene made for a 15-year-old.The author is good at her craft (that is her editor is great at editing... very few errors), but I don't feel like she takes me anywhere. As I read each book, I felt like I was going in circles. A love interest that is all about anticipation and arguments-- and no real love just the use of the word. A werewolf that never shows herself except to argue with her "other" half.  I wanted to read this book and find that the author had the ability to keep my attention for another 2 installments, but she can't. It's the Ruby Ride.  Ruby argues with Sean...argues with "Scarlet"...argues with Cooper...gets bloody...gets threatened and/or punched...argues with Sean... argues with Scarlet... argues with Cooper...gets bloody...gets threatened and/or punched...  on and on. You get the picture.This is a paranormal romance with NO werewolves (aside from book 1). NO romantic sex scenes. NO strong female character.  NO plot line that is so wonderfully twisted that it stretches the intelligence of an adult (the plot lines easily followed by a 5th grader).  Although I can see why some folks love this series, the last three books have just ended in a big "No" for me.