Review: 4 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 29, 2012
I absolutely love Stormy Glenn's contributions to the Midnight Matings series and Fang and Fur is no exception. In this installment, a misunderstanding which leads to a fight between Beau and Sterling causes them to mate. Sterling is happy until Beau tells him he's not gay and is engaged to a woman! But despite that, Sterling and Beau are fated to be together even if outside influences threaten to tear them apart.Fang and Fur was a fun read. Sterling is an outspoken force of nature. A former bodyguard to the leader of a vampire coven, he can take care of himself much to his mate's dismay. Beau, on the other hand, is the Alpha of the Pacific Northwest, and never expected to be mated to a man, let alone someone so mouthy and independent like Sterling. The more he tries to resist, the more he's drawn to Sterling and their mating bond and that makes for an enjoyable read.The dynamics between Sterling and Beau is what makes Fang and Fur work in my estimation. Add in an interesting plot, great secondary characters in Micah, Sterling's vampire friend and Beau's beta, and you have all the makings of an entertaining Stormy Glenn novel. I certainly hope the author writes more in this series.Dark Divas Reviews