Review: Nocturne Reads: "Meh"
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
In Season is book 2 in the Children of Nanook Series, but it is easily a stand-alone.A short man packing a big manly prize and a large woman with performance issues, they certainly are quite the pair. Gilby and Miksa's story is "meh," really just a take it or leave it kind of story. It starts out on one level and doesn't deviate. There isn't much emotion other than fascination, lust, and love. I sat on this review for a couple days trying to think of another way to describe the book, but "meh" is the only sound/word that comes to mind. I am not interested in reading book one, because I didn't find any of the characters particularly interesting.The one thing that I did find interesting and original was the way mates are found. Instead of the normal mate at first sight, divine intervention, soul-mate, universe decides type of situation-this book takes a much more practical approach. This fact alone made this book 3 HOOTS, otherwise I would have went with a 2.Better Luck Next Time Ms. Ritch.