Review: Burning Ice
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 12, 2013
While this story can be read as a stand alone, all the characters are connected to the previous books.  To get the most enjoyment out of the series they are best read in order.Capac is the last of the original werewolf sentinels to find his mate.  When he finds her things don't go exactly as planned.  He invites Riya over to meet the other wolves and their mates but decides to take his time introducing her to the sentinel lifestyle. That plan doesn't work out when the new leader of the dark wolves decides to make moves to grow his pack.  He is more aggressive and shows no desire to back off of the sentinels.Riya is a bit of a klutz.  When she first meets Capac she head butts him and knocks him into a creek when he's trying to help her.  Capac is so grateful that he has found his mate at last that he doesn't even mind when she kicks him in the groin on their first date.  I loved how Riya is so real.  She is pretty down on herself most of the time which seems to be the result of her clumsiness making things difficult for her.  I liked how Capac didn't care about that at all, he just loved her for who she was.While I did enjoy Capac and Riya I do wish we had gotten more of their story.  There is an upset with the wolves and dark wolves that was interesting and moves that plot line along, more time with Capac and Riya would have been nice.I wasn't a huge fan of the addition of Wren mainly because I didn't like her character.  She seems stuck up and is deliberately being vague and mysterious.  To me she is just annoying.  She comes on too strong to Ryder and the fact that she barely spoke to Riya, her roommate, until she felt she could get something from her rubbed me the wrong way.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest reviewreviewed by Megan