Review: A solid story with a relatable and lovable main character
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2013
This is a well-written story, a few typos, that flows well and is a fun and easy read. I liked the main characters, espicially Micah. He was such a tender-hearted and sweet guy. And while I got where Shea was coming from and like him for who he was, I really didn't think he deserved Micah based on how he treated him. However, I wanted Micah happy and accepted that Shea was happiness for him. I was also pleased to see characters from Book 1, particularly Quinn, who has grown so much. I even liked the new character Grayson and hope his story is next. The reason I didn't give this story 5 stars is because it didn't need to involve werewolves. This is a story about two people meeting and one wanting a relationship while the other says he doesn't. The one wanting the relationship tries to move on, but the one who says he doesn't tries to prevent him while still saying he doesn't want a relationship. Something finally happens that forces the one who says he doesn't want a relationship to realise that he does, but he's jerked the other one around so much and hurt him so much that it might be too late. And, of course, there are friends comforting the one being jerked around through the angst of his non-relationship. Since it was werewolves, I had expected the drama to involve Micah's old Alpha or even the case Shea was working on to put him in some sort of danger that required his werewolf abilities. This story just left me wondering why the author created werewolves and then wrote a story that didn't really require them to be told.