Review: Alec and Carmen, book three
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2013
As the unofficial Alpha of New Orleans, Alec has played a prominent supporting role in the series. He came from a family with wealth and power, but gave it all up for a human wife. After her murder, he thought to live his life alone-- as a bad ass alpha who looks out for his friends and mentors newly changed wolves. But all that changed when half-human, half-wolf empath, Dr. Carmen Mendoza came into his life and was promptly kidnapped and attacked by a rogue witch. Alec tracks and frees her only to find the powerful mating instinct has hit them both. They learn that Carmen's father hired the witch to turn her into a full wolf, but the spell is botched. Carmen has the instincts of the wolf, but can't change.  After an emergency call, they travel to the home of the wolf seer, who binds the spell, saving her life but forever making Carmen fully human. And we have the question--is it instinct or is it love?  But we are only about halfway into the book. There is so much more to come for Alec, Carmen and friends in making things right.  In my opinion Rogers  is one of the best authors in the genre. She is definitely on my reread and recommend lists. I also recommend reading the series in order. It is well worth it.