Review: M/M Wolf Shifter Mating With Emphasis on Individual Worth
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
Eighty five pages is short. . . But this story packs a lot in those pages.  We get enough background information on Charlie, his life, family, how he is treated, and where he is now.  He finally has a life, as much as he can make, when he's called home.  He leaves his job, his family, packs up what he can, and is forcibly marched out.  His old childhood friend, Dane, one he never forgot, now wants him back.  And Dane is now the alpha.And so the defining of Charlie and his worth begins.  It isn't an easy journey and all Charlie's doubts are rehashed again and again.  And just when we see hope, he's tried again.  But through it all Dane is there, giving his support and protection.This is a different take on shifters focusing on an omega wolf that never shifts.  Instead he's stuck in his shift with permanent features of his wolf.  Very creative of Marcy Jacks.  But typical of any underdog and how he's treated by family and pack.This will be a re-read for me because I enjoy this type of character building and having someone love you despite your physical differences.  Well done and recommended for those that enjoy this type of relaxing read as I did.  - Dan's Wife