Review: Full of Furry Jokes and Flirty Cuteness!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2013
Even though this is the 6th installment in the Granite Lake Wolves series, this book was my first trip into Vivian Arend's werewolf universe but, it most definitely will not be my last! I enjoyed the way that the main couple's animal traits are worked into their personalities because it made for some incredibly quirky characters and also a few funny misunderstandings given that Tessa is a cat and Mark is a wolf. Great writing, a playful story and sizzling chemistry make Wolf Nip a must read for all paranormal romance lovers.The evolution of Tessa and Mark's relationship was surprisingly believable for the number of pages Arend used to accomplish the feat. I liked that Williams resisted Weaver's crazy mating instincts in the early stages of their business partnership if only for the giggle worthy conversation that ensued as a result. Listening to a wolf trying to explain one of his baser instincts to a cat is like watching my fiancé attempting to order in French at the drive thru. No one is speaking the same language!I thoroughly enjoyed Vivian's writing style and I can't help but feel a little foolish for not having picked up one of her books before now. I loved the corniness behind the cat/dog relationship and Arend's sarcastic sense of humour fit this story's tone perfectly. I didn't make the connection between the title and the plot until after I finished the novel but even it contains a furry joke! The flirty verbal play between Tess and Mark was almost as sexy as their horizontal dances. Fortunately, there's no shortage of either!Wolf Nip is a lighthearted tale that goes above and beyond the typical "opposites attract" rule by pairing the most unlikely of duos: cats and dogs!