Review: A shy snake shifter, a masterchet wolf shifter - a story of opposites attract.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
Skylar was a lost shifter, he is a water moccasin who was adopted by rattlesnakes when he was twelve. He had to acclimate into the world of humans. He had lived the first dozen years as a snake - hunting and eating what he could find.  He likes to be human rather than snake.  He likes McDonalds, he can't cook and relies on his Mom to make him food.  One very cold night he is woken to the sound of wolf puppies on his land, they had been abandoned.  Sky instantly falls in love with Hansel and Gretel (they are both boy pups but since he has been cast in the role of evil witch he thinks he gets to name and keep the pups) - but decides to call Brady, a wolf shifter he knows from college.  And they guy he has had a crush on all this time, unfortunately Brady hates him.  Brady is concerned about the puppies and comes to Skylar's home in the backwoods to see what is going on.They grow close, Brady cooks for Sky and the pups. He doesn't hate Skylar but he got annoyed that Skylar always seemed to be so scared of him that he stopped trying.There is a plan afoot to frame Skylar for stealing (and ewww, eating?) the puppies.  To what end?  And when the puppies are threatened the snake strikes - well his job is to protect Hansel and Gretel so what is a snake to do but bite and release poison?There are sad bits and there are funny bits.  A love story that makes you awww and sigh.  Well written, nicely paced.  I got to the end and wanted more.  Nice read.  I re-read it a lot when I want something to make me smile, relax and snuggle down to sleep (in a good way).