Review: Refreshing new shifter series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
This was much more than I expected. Usually the second book is a bit of a let down especially after a great first book. This fortunately was not the case with the Pack Partners series. Both books could have just as easily been titled Wolf Shifters 101 and Wolf Shifters 102. The book was more thoughtfully written than I imagined it would be, especially after I've read hundreds shifter stories.  The author really does focus on how shifters are effected by the human world around them.  The smells being so strong, the tastes so intense, the sounds so loud, too much sensory overload.  This story deals with a topic not often broached or at least in the manner this author chose, how a born wolf (vs. turned) might not know about being a wolf.  And then being too ashamed to reveal his ignorance.This is a very enjoyable story. It was PG for most of the story then ... just wow. If you enjoy big and small men paired up, insensitive man getting in touch with his caring side, actually discovering he has a caring side, a small loving very touchy feely pack that really watch out for each other, an alpha that isn't perfect, and a funny best friend this book is for you