Review: Best Dense Male Ever!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2011
I love this series, but I can't say I really "enjoyed" this story. However, it is absolutely the finest portrayal of the dense male I've read in a long time. This guy doesn't get the concept of "Actions speak louder than words," or that maybe if your mate and all of your loyal friends tell you you're making a few mistakes you should listen to them. But nope, not our hero. He just doesn't comprehend why everyone doesn't just accept how absolutely right he is about everything. For someone chosen to be a member of an elite shifter version of Special Forces, this lack of judgment seems like a major liability.I did enjoy rolling my eyes at this guy's stupidity, as well as the appearances of the characters from previous books. On the down side, his "little friend" in this book (who pretty much derails his relationship,) also figures into the new series, Halle Shifters. I cringe to think that she will be an important character there, as she is selfish, immature and not at all likable. Unfortunately, she was given a "special connection" to a really great secondary character. What's with her and these "special connections" to the male characters? Maybe we'll get lucky and she'll mature some. Otherwise, I doubt the new series will be as enjoyable as the previous books. I do highly recommend Bear Necessities, (the first book in the new series,) and luckily she's unconscious throughout most of it!