Review: A worthwhile read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
I loved this story. It was well written and carefully developed. In the beginning, Riley is deceitful, manipulative, and egotistical. He enters town looking to betray its resident pack so that he can make it big. Then he meets Jason, a shy innocent man to whom he is instantly attracted. he manipulates things so that Jason is forced to sho him around town. Slowly but surely, things between the two men heat up. It is at this point that the author starts to let's bits of Riley's past unfold and he becomes a bit more likable and human. Eventually, Jason discovers Riley's deception and things turn ugly. At this point, I discovered I was truly invested in both characters and found myself longing for a HEA. Riley was no longer a liar, but a man who is a victim of his upbringing and current circumstances. I wanted him to have the chance to show Jason who he really is and why he did what he did. After saving Jason's life, Riley finally gets his chance and the two men discover they are similar. They are two men who just wanted to belong. They found that belonging together as mates.I was so invested in the characters and the story that I read this in one sitting. I highly recommend this to anyone who loves a good HEA story.