Review: Destiny's Choice 3.5 Stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2012
3.5 StarsThis book is a self published book that has a lot of love poured into it, from the beautiful cover, through to the continuing story and characters..This time it's Roan LeGeur, the pack Alpha's, turn to find his True Mate. His twin brother, Flynn, found his True Mate, Sasha, in Destiny's Path.  I really liked Roan in Destiny's Path and I continued liking him in Destiny's Choice. He is a loyal, strong, and good alpha.Rivera Montgomery is only part wolf, hasn't been around a pack much, and hasn't been able to shift; not knowing why until her parent's confession. However, meeting with Sasha, the pack female Alpha helps. So does just being part of a pack. I really couldn't get into her character like I did Sasha. I loved Sasha. In Destiny's Path she was so feisty and funny. Rivera was a bit bland and didn't grab me like Sasha did. Sasha is in this book quite a bit, which I did like.Roan has a lot to deal with, his True Mate's family have been unkind to her, hidden a lie about themselves, and ill treated Rivera. The 10 powerful pack houses are using their position to cause problems, and Boone, a member of one of the 10 houses, has caused a human's death. Both Rivera's parents and Boone have breached major pack laws and are awaiting sentence, and for the sentence to be carried out. Plus, Rivera has to learn to deal with her wolf nature, and her gift.Kimberly Hunter has made sure she has packed plenty of wolf pack info into her series. There's a lot of characters in the book to memorize, but it gives a number of characters for the series to continue. There is plenty of Roan and Rivera getting to bond together, with the pack making her feel like family too. This book has lots of shifter info in it, which is really detailed. The story also finishes with a twist, to keep you on your toes for the next one.