Review: Could have been better, but the same old story!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2013
Arianna and Jayson are fated mates.  Arianna doesn't like that she had no choice in choosing her mate, so she resists Jayson for 12 years.As is the case with most books like this she runs from him, not always literally, but she avoids their inevitable union.In the meantime Jayson quenches his hunger for sex with other women and wolves, and often.Arianna returns to their town because her father is ill and is told by her father that he promised her to another man before she was born.This is a problem because Jayson isn't having that. Arianna doesn't want it either but gives in to avoid a pack war.Jason fights for her after she runs off and kills the wolf she was given to at birth by her father.Pros:The grammar is okay. A few mistakes but not bad.Started off okay.Interesting sex scenes.Jayson is a likable character.Cons:Arianna is sooooooo irritating! She enjoys being intimate with Jayson and he's like no other but yet she doesn't want to be with him. Too confusing!Why is she mad at Jayson for sleeping with other women when she refuses to do so. She's lived out of state and refuses to be his mate, yet she wants him to not be with other women. Makes no sense!Arianna runs too much. Her reasoning is stupid, especially since she says she loves Jayson.Typical, one parent is dead one is alive. Same old scenario, nothing new there.If Jayson was a true wolf he would have bitten Arianna and not given her a choice. They both knew they were fated!At the end she gives herself to him after he could have been killed! Why not do it before. She knew he wasn't going to walk away.