Review: You'll want more
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2013
Fox Mate began the day after it ended Fox Play...Michaela and Lara are engaged...this fact give the opportunity to the author to relate in a deep way the mentality, customs and traditions of the pack, and this same fact let us readers know more and more about Lara background, skeletons buried deeply into the closet and ghosts.There are parts in this book that are deeply sad, strong and also violent but I have felt more connected to Michaela then ever thanks to them.This book can change from comedy to tragedy in a second and a thing that don't cease to amaze me is not only that, like always with Mrs Roseau's books, I couldn't stop reading them till the very end but also that the story keep my mind occupied well after have reached the ending.I am a fan of Robin Roseau work, I love the way she have with words, I love how much she can capture my attention after only one tiny, little sentence and I definitely love the stories that she tell.Fox Mate is an incredible and unexpected journey that have make me laugh, cry, smile, worry...I have circumnavigated all the emotional world during this journey and at the end i have find myself wanting more...so be carful because for me the Madison series is extremely addictive!!!this is a message expressly for the author: Mrs Roseau please share with us readers also "Fox Rematch", thank you.sorry if I bother you all a little more but I want to reply to Sassy's review:I personally have seen it coming, well not the particular tradition that Mrs Roseau have introduced, but the fact that her wolves are violent, and that their way to be true to their-self have a lot to do with violence, that don't make me sick or shock me at all...but maybe is better if I explain a little bit what I want from a paranormal book.When I read a book that is a paranormal I am always very disappoint when the authors treat their non-human creatures as merely human, for me a "were" have to have a big connection with her-his animal instincts...If I read a book that open for me a world that is ruled by supernatural creatures I expect to read about things that have nothing to do with the human society...I know that some people prefer the more lovely-dovely books also in the paranormal genre but there are a lot of books that offer that kind of setting and if an author make sure to point out that the book contain "graphic violence and scenes that may be disturbing to sensitive readers", why a reader can't take that information in some kind of consideration before the purchased???So please people make sure to be ready to read a book that contain graphic violence before purchased it, and deal with your disappoint writing a bad review ;-)One more issue and I'm done...Sassy your is not a review, you have written too many spoilers and all using naturally only your point of view, that take things that are interesting in the book out of their natural context and paint them in a totally different way, surely not the way that the author have in mind...a review is not about spoilers and absolutely not about complain all the things that you haven't been ready to cope with right from the start.