Review: Really liked this one
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 17, 2012
Oh yes, talk about unusual enough take on werewolves, this one fits the bill IMO. No Insta!Love here, YAY. I liked push and pull between Theo and Max, really liked that they did not fall in love forever and ever, and did not feel any of them was a jerk. Funny how some supernatural romances may feel more realistic in a way of how the participants behave than some straight contemporary stories. Max's hesitancy felt very real to me, Theo's even more so, but most definitely if you want absolute certainty and Insta!love this on is not for you. And there is no "I am a werewolf, you are my mate" in this one either. I am actually not that fond of Ghost stories either, but I thought that the writer mixed that theme in quite well.I also really enjoyed that in her take on the werewolves there are female ones - it really annoys me that for some reason more often than not the writers decide that only men can get that privilege (or hardship) - in the books I have read anyway.There  was one thing in the narrative that irritated me, actually, not enough to dislike the story, but enough to feel well... irritation :)A lot of times when the guys are talking either with each other, or somebody else, they continue their thoughts in their heads, but not for  a long time, just usually a few sentences, which sounded wierd to me because it was not always clear to whose thoughts we are switching. Like for example:Max said: LALALALATheo said: LALALAAnd then in itallics "Lalalalala".I did not like that technique, but besides that I really ennjoyed this book and can recommend it.