Review: A Difficult Destiny to Bear...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Bikers, Bears, and BBWs?  What could go wrong?Well, a lot, I guess, but it's a beautiful disaster.When the Hunters find Alex's clan, they decimate them.  He's the only one left, and he's tasked with keeping the clan bloodline alive, except that's going to sound a whole lot easier than it is, considering everyone he knows is now dead.  Dealing with his new destiny, while trying to mourn for his family and friends, Alex ends up on the run from the Hunters who want to finish his clan off once and for all.Nina is... not really a bear.  I mean, she's part bear shifter, but an extremely extremely extremely small part.  Enough to help Alex, but not enough to know any of what's going on at first.  She thinks she's met some weird stranger on a motorcycle, but he's about to take her on a different sort of ride (for her life... now they're both being chased, and really I don't think this is going well for him).The strange tension between the two, along with her basically being forced into being his fated mate, and him having to go along with it because uh... he doesn't have much of a choice now.  I mean, there's no one else it could be, you know?  It's not the typical fated mates sort of deal here.  Plus their relationship starts with both of them being hunted.  Tons of suspense, tension, and craziness going on.I liked this story because it's basically just nonstop 100% romantic action and suspense.  Alex and Nina don't even have a chance to stop and take a break, and when you're reading this, you won't want to, either.  From beginning to end, it is intense.  I liked the way their love blossomed despite the seemingly impossible odds against them, too.  It seemed really special because of that, like it's basically the only thing either of them has left in life, and they're going to make the best of it and create a new life for themselves.If you like shifter stories with a biker twist, and a lot of romantic suspense, I definitely think you'll like Bear Biker Love, too.  There's some other interesting twists on the common shifter concepts, too, which I found interesting.  The Council of Paranormal Creatures was a neat touch, which I enjoyed a lot.  I would highly recommend checking this book out.