Review: The Hawk gets a Cougar - but he doesn't like kitties.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
The title is a misnomer - there are no losers here, no-one is defeated except the Ravens and the Spiders.Marty is a Lost Shifter, he just doesn't know it until he shifts once in secret. He has told no-one so how do those Goth creepy guys following him know he is a shifter, a cat shifter? When they attack he is saved by Lawson, a beautiful man that proves to be a Hawk with the coalition. And while it is true he doesn't like felines he declares that since he found Marty he is his to keep - ok, so he isn't a real kitty to just keep but Lawson wants Marty with every feather on his body.Lawson becomes Marty's guardian and they grow closer and closer. They fall in love and become inseparable very quickly. Even Shane is pro the pair - even though he didn't like Lawson before, Shane is now an ally.This book has a lot of internal dialogue going on, which I found annoying. I like the Lost Shifter series when there is action and interaction. But the story develops along at a reasonably good pace. BUT the reason I have given this a 3 instead of a 4 is that once again just when you are ready for the gutsy part of the story it ends. This time it ends as we are introduced to a new group in the coalition - Shane has a new group of scary assassins. Can't wait to see what they get up to. I do love the Assassins.