Review: I Married a Bear Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
Excitement and romance, tigers and bears come out the woods in this riveting shifter romance. Denali Alpha, James Roark knew his marriage to the beautiful sharp tongued tigress, Laura Hisch is just a ruse to for her real mission, but his hunger and obsession only has one cure, making the sweet stubborn werecat his wife for real. Will James be able to turn a sham of marriage into something beautiful or will loving Laura lead to all out war?This fast paced and smooth flowing plot keeps readers on their toes with lots of suspense, drama, action and romance.  The author describes the story with well written details that capture the imagination and the action scenes are believable and exciting.  The strong compelling characters are easily related to and grab the reader’s attention from the very beginning.The attraction between Laura and James radiates lots of red hot passion from every page and the sex scenes are hot enough to scorch the reader.  The relationship however, gets off to a bad start and it takes a lot of sweat and hard work to even get to an understanding.  There is a lot of prejudice between the bears and tigers which makes for some emotional turmoil, dangerous attitudes and downright meanness. The reader can’t help but get caught up in the story as the romance progresses and tension builds as danger escalates not only threatening the fragile truce between the tigers and bears, but from a jealous she bear out to cause a massive amount of trouble.The author has created a story that grips the heart as this couple struggle to find a way to destroy old prejudices and find their happily ever after.  I must say that I really enjoyed the jealous she bear’s punishment (she deserves it) and the great ending to this fascination story. I was thoroughly engrossed in the story from the very beginning, though there were a couple of instances where the scenes shifted a little abruptly, but they were minor in the overall enjoyment of the story.