Review: A sslyblog.wordpress.com review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2014
Please visit our site, sslyblog.wordpress.com for reviews, and lots of other fun things.  This book was provided to me, in exchange for an honest review.Have you ever been so consumed, mortified, or ashamed of a personal trait that you automatically assume the entire world is aware of it, and laughing at you? That’s Ethan Rookman. Ashamed of his shifter animal, he absolutely abhors the skunk he can become. So, when his (future) mate talks about how much she likes skunks, his only thought is that she is mocking him. The question is, will Ethan realize that the world doesn’t revolve around his insecurities before completely driving away his mate, Maxine Donovan forever?Max’s Skunk is a short and sweet novella, which reminds us at heart, our own personal insecurities are just that- our own. The rest of the world often aren’t even aware of our little quirks and traits, or at least rarely give them a second thought. Sure, there are bullies out there that like to pick on people for some imagined imperfection- but most people don’t really even care about them- even if they seem like a huge glaring billboard to you.Wow…that was a bit of a long winded introduction, wasn’t it? Anyway, I really enjoyed this short read, although it is the first book of this series that I have read. I am intrigued, and plan on going and picking up the others, and plan on waiting patiently for Cole’s story (please say it’s coming?). I would recommend this novella as a way to pass some time, as it is a very enjoyable read.3/5 flames for hotness.