Review: Wallace's "Stalking Evan"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2012
Buy it.Ok, actually, no. Go buy "Cooley's Panther," the first in this series, first. Read that. When it ends after a mere 6000 words and you're left wanting to know more about the infuriatingly likeable Cooley and her hot but surly neighbor Evan, read "Stalking Evan."I don't want to give away any plot points, but after the events of "Cooley's Panther," Cooley is pleased to learn Evan is a shifter like her. She sees their shared gift as something that should bring them together, in more ways than one. Evan disagrees entirely and he's not above being as rude as possible to shake Cooley from his tail.But the two have larger problems than the untidy state of Evan's kitchen and Cooley's nosey tendencies. The shifter world is large, and suburbia may not hide Cooley and Evan for long.