Review: Get it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2013
Every book in this series is phenom!However, I would recommend starting reading at least Book 3 Logan's Choice and 5 Wolfebane before reading this one.  You need to know the history, but those two will give you enough that Book 7 will make sense.  It'd be better to read them all though. And that's only because the "villain" in this book is a result of the evil-doers in the previous books.If you've not read the other books, it's the Dark Hollow Wolf Pack series.  Marco is the Alpha, however the extended family back also has Marco's cousin Zach and eventually Cade running a pack.  The land connects across 3 states (I think it's 3). I'm not sure how the Alpha, Gavin, figures in the family dynamic.  The concept is that each wolf had a bloodmate, a mate the wolf's blood calls to. It sounds creepy, but all it really means is that because it's a physical calling the wolf is compelled to accept and seek it's bloodmate/bloodmatch, without being hindered by excuses.  IE: I like woman, but my bloodmate/match is a man.  Hell no!  Instead it's Helllloooo. Book 1 is Marco/Nicky's story.  Book 2 is Casey (who is ID'd as Cody in Book 1)/Rory (Marco's nephew)'s story.  Book 3 is Ian (Marco's Beta)/Logan's story. Book 4 is Zach/Gabe's story.  Book 5 is Brett/Evan's story.  Book 6 is a continuation of Marco/Nicky's story. Book 7 is Gavin/James (Tucker)'s story.  Book 8 is Richard (Gavin's Beta and Tucker's father)/Kevin (Tucker's partner - they are detectives)'s story.  Book 9 is Cade/Jax story.If M/M bothers you, don't read it.  There is a ton of hot guy on guy action!!!They are all very pricey - VERY.  But they are well worth it.  I actually started with this one.  I just had to catch up with what all the nuance's meant because I didn't have the history of The Hunters.