Review: I already love all the characters that are going to be featured in the next 2 books so I am impatient to see what comes next.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
Brynn grew up as a low-level magus that never really fit in with the others around her. When she has a vision of her fathers death, he doesn't believe her so she takes it upon herself to try and prevent it. Her investigations brings her to the McQueens and she realizes everything she grew up being told just might not be true.Brynn is cautious and a little hesitant towards the loup garou at first, but she really does well with being open with them and putting her trust in them. They in return brought her into the fold pretty quickly and treated her more like family than her own. Although there was an immediate attraction and pull towards each other, the romance between Brynn and Rook was slow to develop. Rook is in line to be alpha of his pack but a relationship with someone that's not full loup garou would have him giving up that position. Their connection by the end of the book was nice and strong.I really enjoyed the pack dynamics. It was interesting to see how they interacted and live in their small town as well as how they interact and fight with/for others that are in other packs. The reader also gets a really good feel for the secondary characters. I was just as emotionally invested in Rooks brothers and his father by the end of the book as I was in Brynn and Rook.Although I wish there had been a little more romance in BLACK ROOK the introduction to the Cornerstone Run Trilogy was strong. I already love all the characters that are going to be featured in the next 2 books so I am impatient to see what comes next.* This book was provided free of charge from the publisher in exchange for an honest review