Review: Awakened from Ice
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 12, 2013
A nice start to the series! Cassidy is hiking in Alaska when she finds six men `asleep' in an ice cave.  When she gets close to one he wakes up, claiming she's his mate and that he and his wolf brothers have been sleeping for ten thousand years.  Of course Cassidy doesn't believe him but once they prove to her what they say is true she goes about helping them find the local werewolves and acclimating to the current century.I don't always love `love at first sight' romances because it's not very realistic.  However, Chenery did a nice job here of making the mates fated but making the love grow.  Cassidy and Edensaw were very compatible as I am assuming the other wolves will be with there mates. It was nice to see him be the alpha of his pack, a strong and capable man, but still give Cassidy time to get to know and accept him before he claimed and changed her.  In fact, he leaves both decisions up to her which was nice.  I didn't care for how formal Edensaw was most of the time.  I would have liked him and his sentinel's to have relaxed a little more and be more personable.  I think the author wrote them this way to show how they would have been at the time they were put to sleep.  I did like how, as the story progressed, they became more laid back and joked making them more personable.We don't get a lot of time with the sentinel's one on one or the local pack.  What we do see of these characters is interesting and I am looking forward to the sentinel's meeting their mates.  We get a brief glimpse of the evil that Edensaw and his sentinel brothers were created to stop but it wasn't very fleshed out.  I think we will get more into that as the series progresses with each sentinel.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest reviewreviewed by Megan