Review: Shifter & fae romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 26, 2013
*Book provided by publisher in exchange for an honest review.Originally posted on <a href="http://ismellsheep.com">I Smell Sheep</a> (guest reviewer)A tattooed bad boy wolf looking for his true mate?Yes please!I'm a sucker for a hero with the name Logan, the fact that he's a wolf is just icing on an already yummy cake.Usually with the paranormal romance I'm reading, the hero is a powerful shifter and the heroine a mere unsuspecting mortal. I was glad to see that author R.E. Butler decided to make Jenna, the heroine, a fae giving her more equal footing with Logan. Though she's technically a fae of lower rank in her world, she doesn't let any one put her down or treat her as a lesser being. Jenna has been to the mortal realm before, while on vacation with her parents but Logan's world is still somewhat new to her. She isn't stupidly naive about it though. She's boldly curious and learns to adapt quickly. It's her world that Logan has trouble with!I loved the different realms and how what was normal for Jenna was literally a different world to Logan. His reaction to Jenna's world was amusing. Blue horses, blue boars? And a feisty sprite named Darlie? She was my favorite. Deciding to make her home in Logan's backyard, Darlie was confident, bossy and and as tiny as she was, she didn't show any fear of Logan at all.Old characters from previous books make an appearance, but for the most part it is strictly Logan and Jenna's story. Their romance is front and center and doesn't disappoint. As far as the paranormal aspect of the story goes, I would rate it a 3. It's there and it partially defines the characters but it isn't a main factor in the book.Fun, uncomplicated and sexy, Logan & Jenna can be read as a stand alone without any fear of spoilers even though it is book six in a series.