Review: Extremely short but still entertaining.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 13, 2013
Thomas is a counsellor at the rec centre in Brac Village.  Tyler is a Federal Marshall and a wolf shifter.  We meet Thomas while he is out on a bad date with Reginald.  It is an expensive restaurant and so not what Thomas is used to or wants.  Reginald is a lawyer from an influential family.  It is their first date, but it isn't the impression you are given initially and Thomas decides it will be their one and only date.  When leaving work Thomas runs into car trouble.  Along comes a very cute man, Tyler, who offers to help.  Hmmm, helping hand or homicidal maniac?  Thomas decides to trust Tyler to give him a ride home.  Tyler has discovered his mate in Thomas, someone who has lived in Brac Village all of his life.  And someone who has no idea about shifters - this was not going to be easy.  Tyler was on his way back to the city when he met his mate, now his plans have changed.  Unfortunately his wolf showed through his eyes and scared the crap out of Thomas - how to fix it so his mate doesn't hit him in the head with a rolling pin?  Things improve, and they mate.  Tyler has some work to do to ensure Thomas is comfortable with the mating and accepts him.  However, when he goes back to Thomas' the next day he is told to go away and leave Thomas alone - what has gone so wrong that Thomas tells Tyler to leave?  There is danger to overcome and new things to learn.This is just really really short.  The story progresses at lightening speed, you don't get enough of the back story or prgression of the relationship.  Where is the building and changing story, the characters aren't developed enough to get to know them.  The previous Brac Pack books have had very good character development which allows us further insight into their story and the lives of the characters.  I like this book but it is not the best - mainly because it is just too short.  And there has been a mistake in labelling this as Brac Pack 29 (which was Riley's Downfall), this is actually Brac Pack 32.  Nice read, but very very short and a bit unsatisfying. I took off 1 star because it is more like a short story instead of the usual book length - and that is reflected in the price.