Review: Not as passonate as other werewolf books like Feral Sins
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2012
Having read Feral Sins and The Wolf's Mate, I was expecting the same kind of passion to occur between wolves.  It wasn't there?  Despite that they liked each other and even found each other attractive.  Hell, Cooper even saves her ass and yet there was little to no flirting or hidden desires,  even when she finds that her "wolf" is in heat... I thought for sure it would have to open her up... no.. she thinks it's just friggen hot in the damn room.  And Cooper's wolf just stays out of the way???? RIGHT.  A male animal shows more anxiety near a female in heat.I didn't like the secrecy between characters... One would ask a question, the other would answer with why?  Each had their agenda and not wanting to share. It could go one for an entire page! It was frustrating to read at times with noone coming off information they had. UGH!The other "buzz kill" for me was this handsome Sean, the one who loves her, has protected her from the beginning and shows up always to help her.... WHY doesn't she feel MORE for him?  Her thoughts about him and the b/s banter she uses to "talk" to him is frustrating to read.  Why she feels the need to NOT inform him of events or dreams that she has is puzzeling to me.I liked the story line.  I would have liked to have had more passion between the characters.  Most stories portray the wolf as passionate, emotionally possessive and sexual. It is hard to read a story where the wolf/person is not.