Review: A werederful good time.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
I purchased this book after reading the sample and am I glad that I did. Allison and her brother Aiden find out very quickly in the beginning of the book that they are werewolves. Not only do they have to deal with this news but their Mom and dad have decided to move back to Mom's old pack the Red Ridge Pack. Now they are having to deal with new emotions that are only enhanced by their wolfie blood. That would be tough on any one.The authors do a very good job of explaining why Lily (Mom) left the pack and you get to find out a little more about the pack dynamics. Everything seems great and then Allison gets a whiff of Cade. He is the current alphas son and knows that he is going to take his father's place.---_------SPOILER _-------------Now some of the reviews have said,  if Cade is an alpha,  why doesn't he just claim Allison. Don't be so whiney about it. Quit going back and forth... stay with one or the other. Well that was my feelings when I started reading it but then I took a closer look. If you are raised in a society that everything is pretty much planned for you,  how hard would it be for you to take that leap. True mates (the romantic in me loves this term) are non existent. So if you were raised to do what is best for the group you do it... enough said.--------END OF SPOILER---------Back to the review.Allison and Cade have an attraction that just leaps off of the page. You don't want their story to end. The authors have done a great Job of keeping Allison's brother Aiden involved through out the story. I see that a second book is coming out soon and thanks to what Aiden said to Allison in one scene (something about a smell:)) I am hoping that the next book is abaout him.So to to pull everything together,  a very good teenage werewolf romance that makes you want to say "What the heck." When you get to the last page (or something a little stronger than that. I know I did).