Review: A Fun Wolfie Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2012
Wolf Games is my first read of the series. It may be a bad idea to pick up the third book first, but I actually had little trouble finding my way. I also borrow this title using Lendle. That is a great resource for readers and I'd like to thank Vivian Arend and Samhain for making your titles lendable.Maggie and Erik come together in the first few pages and know that they are destined to be mates. Things start out with a spark and never fade from the get go. Maggie is hiding something from her chosen wolf, but is fearful of telling him. My only wish was for the author to make this clearer from the beginning of the ebook. I was about 25 - 30% in by the time I knew she had issues. Perhaps it would have helped for me to read the first and second book of the series - my thought is this could have been introduced to new readers with a paragraph.I enjoyed the intimate storyline. We have only a couple of sex scenes but the rest of it shows a kinder, gentler side to werewolves. There aren't any rival pack themes and not one group member with an evil, hidden plan. It's mostly about Maggie and Erik. I liked that very much.The other storylines involve the Wolf Games and a couple of side characters, TJ and Jared. TJ was my favorite person in the book and I loved the way he was portrayed as well as the way the other pack members treated him. I certainly hope Ms. Arend brings back TJ, Jared, and Pam. I would love to see something with those people. This author can write action scenes well. I felt as if I were floating down the river with them.Thank you for the fun, wolfie read.