Review: Charming and Funny
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 30, 2013
This book had wrecked my week. From the hotness to the sweetness to the drama to the shifters – I simply could not put it down! We are talking late nights, reading on my phone while waiting for a train to go by and sneaky reading at work. That’s how good Four Weddings and a Werewolf is. Consider yourself warned.Let’s start with Veronica Vale (and please tell me I am not the only person that hears Kim Basinger say “Vicky Vale” whenever she reads the name). She’s spunky…I like her. Even if she does have a pretty low opinion of werewolves. Though you can’t blame her too much – a werewolf almost killed her sister and threw both their lives into an uproar. A girl’s bound to have a bit of baggage.And then, of course, into her life strolls Logan Black. Ex-military (hot), bodyguard (hotter), werewolf (holy hell). He’s being paid to keep an eye on Veronica as she seems to have acquired a stalker of the furry-shifter variety. Logan’s anti-relationship but feels drawn to Veronica. After an oddly incomplete one-night stand, he realizes Veronica is his Luminary – his soulmate. And that’s when the drama begins.I loved this book. Loved it! The tension of the two main characters trying so hard not to fall for each other, the steamy scenes when they give in, the banter…it’s the recipe for an almost perfect love story. I wasn’t the biggest fan of the whole stalker storyline and think it wrapped up far too neatly, but the romance and witty humor made up for that particular point.Charming and funny, I give Four Weddings and a Werewolf four stars. This is a perfect stand-alone book in what I hope will become a great shifter series. I will be backtracking to read Gone with the Wolf, the first in the Seattle Pack series. And then I might just wonder over to check out Kristin’s dragon shifter books. Check her out!