Review: Gold Rush Town of Wolvers, Romance, Mystery, and History Abound
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
Wolver's Gold is the fifth book in The Wolver's Series.  It's well written, plotted, and executed.  The story involves a Wolver pack that's settled in a gold rush town.  They do enactments and dress in period costumes as human and Wolver tourists visit the town.  It's a unique take, including the issue on women's rights - Many problems with the pack are broadcast out into the streets and seen as entertainment by the humans but as serious issues to the residents.By the fifth book in a series, I expect more from the author.  This one delivers.  There's a deeper look at the Wolver culture and laws.  It's pointed out, in stark detail, that not all packs are law abiding.  And the over arching look at how many bad alpha's are out there, is astounding.  The number of 'hurt' wolves being relocated to this pack is unbelievable.  I eagerly await to see what the next book will hold.The world building and background on this town are excellent. We know more of our little matchmaker and his role on a bigger scale.  That he has his own pack. . . And how big a finger he has in Wolver politics.  I wait to see the day Eugene Begley get's his own mate.This was a nice easy read with a slow building romance.  Rachel is to be admired as she stands up for herself, the women in the pack, and her convictions.  While there is some mystery involving Sheriff McCall, he's always there and comes thru for Rachel.  The only nit pick gripe I have is . . . The sheriff needed a nick name.  Rachel calling out, "Challenger!"  "Oh. . . Challenger,"  was awkward.  How about Len?  Or something more personal?Wolver's Gold can be read as a stand alone.  There may be some questions as to why Wolvers are different than shape shifting wolves.  But there's enough of an explanation to understand as Rachel learns, herself.  Recommended for those enjoying a different type of paranormal romance and for those dedicated to this series.  -- Dan's Wife