Review: i wish i had skipped this one
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2012
I am not sure why this book has such high ratings.  This book is more about the pack, pack conflict and Alpha power.  Spoiler alert: Even though the hero, Roan is the male Alpha his heroine, Rivera does not become the pack's female alpha this title goes to the sister-in- law, Sasha. This made the story frustrating for me especially since Roan spends more time speaking with Sasha and his Omega's then he does Rivera.  I felt the author wanted to continue Sasha's story.  It did not help that Roan admitted to Rivera he had once thought himself in love with Sasha.  The author attempts to use his feelings towards Sasha as an excuse for Roan coping with not having his own True Mate, however, the constant praise for Sasha from every character in the books and the Sasha's prominent role does support the authors attempt to explain Roan's feelings.I finally stopped reading the book at 70 % because I just wanted Roan to stop talking to everyone but Rivera. Although it appears the author is in love with Sasha I bought this book for Rivera's happy ever after. I do no care how great an Alpha female Sasha has become.  Rivera deserved her own story and hero and not Sasha's castoff.