Review: I don't recommend this book.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
I only read about 60% of this book and decided I did not want to read any more.  First of all I purchased this book because I liked the idea of it, but right off the bat the shifter aspect let me down.  The author does not really incorporate the hero's bear form in the story.  There is no perspective from that side.  Not to mention when you get the the middle of the book and the hero (I call him that only in the sense that he is the main male character, and not because his character proved him to be the kind of guy/shifter that a heroine should want) takes the heroine to meet his father so they can conduct nafarious "traditions" on the body of the heroine who has been drugged, the hero in my opinion goes too far before making a stand against his family. Shouldn't his bear have made it impossible for things to have gone that far? He took the heroines underware off at the request if his father so his father and brother could see her goods while she was passed out from the drugs. In fact, his brother put his hands on the poor girls goods, and even though the hero took exception to this, it was too little too late for him to redeem himself in my opinion.  That is honestly when I quit reading this book.  What was the point of the hero being a bear shifter if he doesn't show characteristics of that aspect of his character from the start of the story? He did not protect the heroine and his bear shows no indication that she is his mate.  I do not recommend this book.  I never read the whole thing, maybe the hero becomes a great guy, but honestly, I cannot imagine how.