Review: Wolf Bitten
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2012
Allie has been on the run, hiding from her werewolf mate who is intent on claiming her. Brock will stop at nothing to find Allie and bring her home where she belongs. When he finally tracks her down will she finally accept that she belongs with him?The beginning with Brock's escape suggested this would be a fast pace, on the run kind of story and it wasn't. The end confrontation seemed contrived and didn't really work for me. Allie's whole reason for running from Brock is because he's a dog? I have a hard time seeing someone who grew up in a werewolf community being so... anti-werewolf in that respect. She obviously has strong feelings for him, loves him even... so why would she hold such a prejudice so strongly? It just didn't make sense to me.Both Allie and Brock are pretty one-dimensional; motivations were very one-note and lacked any real depth or exploration. However, this is a pretty standard issue with novellas and short stories. I do think that the author has a nice premise, but it just falls short from what this could be with a little extra meat on it.Despite the lack of depth and my difficulty understanding Allie's motivations, this still was just an okay read for me. I wouldn't say this is great but it's not bad either, it's just a middle of the road kind of book.