Review: Wonderfully different
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
What really struck me about this book was the different and interesting concept behind it.  I liked how the religion and small town feel played a huge role in the setting and made this just a little different than a lot of other shifter romance books I've read.  While the setting was kind of quaint in a lot of ways, the plot was huge and intense, which was a really good contrast, too.  I enjoyed that aspect of this story a lot.It's a "part one" but it's pretty long, too.  Definitely worth it, in my opinion, and I'm already looking forward to seeing how the story continues to progress.Anyways!  The journalist aspect was interesting.  I have a thing for writers in books, and I think it can be a lot of fun.  I mean, who knows writers better than writers?  Haha.  I don't know.  It's just a thing I enjoy reading, so the fact that this book had that was neat to me.The mystery and intrigue were wonderful, too.  It definitely kept me guessing, and while some parts seem like you know where the story is going, other parts throw you for a look and keep you wondering what's going on.  It was fun.  The romance isn't to be understated, either!  There's some good tension that fits in with the plot and the characters seem really drawn to each other, naturally and sort of pushed together through their circumstances.I've read some Dawn Steele books before, and she never disappoints.  This one is looking to be really good, so I'd definitely recommend it for those who like shifter romance and a bit of mystery and suspense added in for good measure!