Review: It's TJ's turn and he throws himself into The Mating Game with all the gusto he has
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2012
Book 4 "Granite Lake Wolves". Preceded byWolf Games. Book 5Wolf Linedue for release mid-2012.Under the Midnight Sunis a print anthology containing "Wolf Games" and "Wolf Tracks".Plot:TJ has finally found his Mate. But she's all human. And Maggie's BFF. And only here for 2 weeks. The only solution he can come up with is a week of isolated one-on-one and plenty of hot wolfie sex to convince her they're meant to be together forever.Comments:- Contemporary paranormal (shape shifting and telepathy) erotic romance.- 2428 kindle locations, 34,024 words (novella). Finishes around 2151 kindle locations.- m/f - explicit, very frequent, loving.- Characters from previous books appear and play a role in "Wolf Tracks". However, it would comfortably stand alone with no major overarching plots to deal with.- TJ has appeared in previous books - eg the clumsy little brother inWolf Signs, the bumbling buddy in "Wolf Games". Pam appeared in the beginning of "Wolf Games" as Maggie's BFF.- Includes excerpts fromWolf Gamesby Vivian Arend,Sanctuary Unboundby Moira Rogers andNight Havenby Fiona Jayde.- TJ is 22, Maggis is 26. This age difference pops up at the beginning, but is overcome pretty fast.Opinion:A very easy, completely relationship-driven story. Lots and lots of steamy sex while we come to terms with our Mate-hood. It was nice and sweet but that's really it. Don't expect any sort of suspense plot or even character dissension - it's all good sweaty fun with some wolf world development and wolf politics thrown in. *shrug* I liked it. I liked how TJ shows he can be Alpha too, and with Pam he's *more*. That's what this mating thing is all about. And I enjoyed their coming together. Worth a look as the fourth in the series.3.5 stars rounded down. It was sweet. There's a HEA. And TJ got himself some lovin'. But that's it.-CR-