Review: Bird shifters....owls
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
Who knew there were so many types of owls? Such many shapes sizes. As a young girl we had a family friend who collected anything that depicted owls. It never occurred to me that all those strange looking owls were actually breeds. I thought it was just the creativeness of whoever made the owls trying to make them look as different as possible. Boy was I wrong! After finishing the book I looked up the pictures and life facts on all the breeds of owls mentioned in the first of the Flushing Owl Shifter series. Wow how fascinating!The story is compelling from the very beginning. There is action. Intrigue. A romance neither party realizes is going on. The personality of the owls is quite close to it's particular breed. Of course the author takes poetic license with a variety of breeds coming together to form a owl group or parliament. I'm glad I waited until I finished to search out how they looked. I big part of reading is imagination. This was a great introduction to the shifters/owls in Austin's parliament. I can't wait to read their individual stories, especially Gene and Peter.If you enjoy reading about protective mates, brothers taking care of each other, outcasts coming together to watch each other's backs, being true to one's nature despite dire consequences, and trusting your mate even if you're scared then read this story.