Review: The wolf and the doctor...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
I had kind of burned out on writing reviews then realized one should write about what you love.  I read tons of books, tons and tons...  *coffs, embarrassed*  But the ones you remember and can recall each scene of, whose characters spring up in your mind when some random daily life occurrence reminds you of them, those books are special.  A lot of Lynn Hagen books are like that to me, and this is one of my favorites of the entire Brac Pac series.  Jason Colt, the grey wolf/werewolf was abused and neglected in his former wolf pack, forced to commit acts he didn't agree with, but his soul stayed pure and kind.  He's a neat guy.  Dr Nicholas Sheehan is that rare breed of doctor who actually cares more about his patients than his social position.  The two come together like storm clouds crashing into a big sexy thunderstorm.  :)  The author can write about the rich and the poor with equal skill, and her returning characters are fun whether you read the books in order or not.  I rather enjoyed reading the Brac series out of order, as I fit pieces together like a puzzle, but it works well in order too for you more methodical types.The Timber Wolves, like Maverick's pack which Nicholas is sent to, are reportedly a subspecies of the Grey Wolf or the same thing, incidentally, although presented as a larger, tougher species in the story. Wolves are generally an endangered species, so let's pause a moment to care about habitat destruction.  (I always wonder why werewolves would drive giant gas-guzzling trucks.  They should be driving electric cars to preserve the environment, but that wouldn't be as manly...)  ;)