Review: The Wolf Within
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2012
Duncan is part of a special division of the FBI, a paranormal unit. This unit is tasked with keeping the non-humans in check, and the humans in the dark about the truths about what goes bump in the night. Duncan becomes one of the monsters he protects people from when he is attacked by werewolves. To help ease the transformation and later control the beast he is immediately take to the unit's doctor Holly.Holly and Duncan had been attracted to each other from the first time they met. They had never acted on their attractions. Duncan can't hold back now that his wolf has decided it likes Holly enough to act on those feeling. Wow, this book got hot quick. Between the action and the sexual tension that quickly moved into explosive bedroom action. This is one hot read. Holly and Duncan are more alike than either one could have ever imagined. They share the same feelings on many of the same aspects of their lives.The Wolf Within is one of those books that I wish life would have left me alone so that I could have devoured this book like it deserves. I could have easily read this book in one sitting. Every turn of the page had me wondering if what had just happened was a set-up, who was behind the set-up, is that person a paranormal or a human, has that paranormal been wrongfully jailed. Cynthia had me guessing at every turn.I am looking forward to moving on with this series. There are many great elements to be found here. Readers are given werewolves, vampires, a special unit of law enforcement trying to keep humans safe, and a bit of mystery and suspense. Someone is up no good, that same person obviously has some big goals where the paranormal's are concerned. I am definitely eager to see where that will go.