Review: Packed with intense romance, climatic fights and alpha wolves with a score to settle!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
4.5 StarsN.J. Walters’ is one of my favorite authors from the paranormal/shifter genre, reason being, she has never disappointed me yet! Wolf at the Door is a fantastic new beginning to her Salvation Series; it is packed with intense romance, climatic fights and alpha wolves with a score to settle!Gwen has a career as a writer for various sources with her focus on the paranormal. Does she believe it? Not until it kicks her door down…literally! After making life-altering decisions Gwen has found herself in a rural town miles away from the nearest person, and on the hunt for her next article diving into the world of werewolves. Now armed with information about werewolves, Gwens’ wildest dreams may become true.Jacque, alpha of the Salvation pack is doing what any typical alpha does; protects the pack at all costs; even if it means breaking in doors and kidnapping writers intent on exposing them. Jacque and the members of the Salvation pack have found how information got out about werewolves and are now striving to keep a lid on it, before it boils over.Walters’ characters first meet with a bang, and the action only increases from there. Jacque feels an emotional pull within minutes of seeing Gwens’ face, problems arise when Jacque’s brother, Louis is feeling the same pull. Word has gotten around that the Salvation pack has an “outsider” with information about their pack, and now sees her as a threat, one that needs to be eliminated. Now they are trying to solve two problems, whom will Gwen choose to accept as her mate? And how can they protect her from other packs that see her as a weak leak? It doesn’t take long for packs to start sniffing around, searching for Gwen. And who should be the one looking for Gwen? A member from their former pack, one who enjoys stalking his prey; with his arrival Jacque is looking to protect Gwen, protect the pack, and settle the score. Can he settle the score and protect his possible future mate?I love reading N.J.s’ work; she has the ability to draw a reader in until the last page. Her character development is fantastic; every one has unique qualities some that make you hope and pray they can survive against the odds and some that make you want to read their demise. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the entire book, needless to say I’ve pre-ordered book 2, Wolf in Her Bed.Review copy provided for an honest review.