Review: He attacked a pack mate, he cheated on his mate - why won't they let him just leave?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
Maddox has been in Europe graduating high school then college.  While away he had an affair with the pack mate sent to protect him and his friends, even though Ranger is not his mate Maddox loves him and he knows Ranger loves him back.  They return to the pack and Ranger distances himself from Maddox because he knows he has broken the rules and taken what is not his, he has interfered in a mating and has betrayed not only his friend Scout but also Maddox by taking his virginity.  Maddox is not handling the rejection well and is unsettled.  He misinterprets an action on Ranger's part when he is helping Holden, Maddox' best friend where he shifts into his wolf and tries to kill his best friend.  Maddox has betrayed his friend, betrayed his mate, lost control of his wolf and the pack hates him.  The only people protecting him are Scout (the mate he cheated on) and Scout's brother Montana - how have things gotten so horrific? His best friend survives but will have scars for the rest of his life.  His mate is being so understanding it is sickening and Ranger refuses to have anything to do with him.  Maddox keeps trying to run but his persistent mate keep finding himScout wants to forgive his mate because he was so young.  He blames Ranger for the indiscretion that he wants zero information about. His mate, however, keeps trying to leave him.  No more Mr Nice Wolf, Scout is about to teach the Pup just who his mate is and who is in charge.This is a good series with lots of characters and stories running along.  The only gripe I have is the cutting and pasting of passages from previous books into the next one for continuity.  Worth the read.