Review: More for a younger audience
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
I'm a big fan of A.C. Arthur's. I've read all of her books and will continue to do so. With that being said, this story and two  Shadow Shifters short stories before have not been my favorite. After reading the full length books (Temptation Rising,Seduction's Shift, and Passion's Prey), which I thoroughly enjoyed! I was looking forward to the new shifters and anxious for their stories. But, the new and younger shifter' stories are just that...young. These shorter version books seem to be for a younger audience. The characters are young; 20's, inexperienced, and immature to the TENTH power.In this current book, the interaction and conversations come across as naive and annoying at times. Both Zoe and Caleb appeared insecure and unsure of themselves for more than 75% of the book. There was only one fight scene and it was not as descriptive as the full length books. The romance was just plain; it was not the usual hot, steamy, and sexy that I've grown to expect from Ms. Arthur. So, I was not pleased with this book or the previous two (Part of Me and Mine to Claim).I am looking forward to Sebastian' s story this summer. I hope that it is a return to the erotic and exciting reads that the first full-length books brought.