Review: Sometimes you just want simple and loving - and you get that with this book.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2014
This is one of the books I go back to when I want something that is simple, straight-forward and is a love story.Johnny is a young man that has been diagnosed as mildly retarded but has a gift - show him once and he can do it.  He lives with his brother who is abusive and domineering.  The highlight of Johnny's week is the rec centre and seeing his friend Cecil (who incidentally is mated to the Alpha of the local timbre wolf pack).  Cecil is injured (previous book) and can't make it one week, which sends Johnny to the hospital with a panic attack - Hawk and Tank are sent to Johnny to make sure he is ok and Hawk realises he has met his mate.  Johnny is beautiful inside and out but severely malnourished due to his brothers abuse.  They become inseparable and mate, until suddenly Johnny disappears.  He may no survive what his captor is doing to him even though he has been smart in trying to get help.Johnny and Hawk are delightful together and I enjoy the book because it allows me to relax, put my feet up and have a laugh.  Johnny recurs during the series and adds a touch of levity.  In Montana's Vamp (Book 16) he is asked to be the Godfather to Gabby's children and is horrified because: "I can't whack anyone!"Nice, nice read.