Review: It was ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 28, 2011
I don't know what to think about this book. I've read many shifters books, so I was a bit dissappointed on the aspects of the 'tribal' world the author tried to developed. I felt she gave bits and pieces but did't really give us the world as a whole. The "reah" and "semel" business was okay at first since it explained things, but it got annoying fast. As well as the the 'laws' which most tribe members didn't know well. But what I couldn't believe was that Logan accepted his male "reah" without objections. He displayed such an alpha male attitude that it made it hard for me to trust his love.I give this book 3 stars because: (1)I loved Jin and Crane, their characters, their relationship and loyalty to each other. I especially liked Jin's realistic take of the whole "reah" and "semel" situation with him and Logan. I was glad he had his doubts. (2)The sex scenes were good, some a little hurried others more tender. Nice. (3)I've loved all the books I've read so far by Mary Calmes. So brownie points for that!Overall, it wasn't a horrible book, but it could have been better. I liked the sequel much more.