Review: Wolf Haven becomes a reality in the second installment of the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 1, 2013
This series from Stormy Glenn sets up a new universe of werewolves (Loup-Garou) led by a "Senate" and whose culture believes that being gay warrants a death sentence. Being an omega (a wolf or human who can carry child and who has special abilities) also warrants immediate execution. In the opening story ("Heir of the Wolf That Bit You"), the human omega Matty is on the run with his Loup-Garou mate and former sentry Rico. Being aided by the omega Ollie, the sentry Griffin finds them and is about to kill them when he realizes that Ollie is his mate. Now the four are grudgingly teamed up and all trying to make it to the Canadian mountains where Griffin says he owns land where they'll be safe. Being a Sentry pays well, and Griffin had saved up, made investments under aliases, and put together resources so that when he retired, he could disappear from the Senate's control. Even though Matty and Rico and Ollie don't fully trust Griffin (he's a Sentry tasked with killing them after all), Griffin is dedicated to seeing everyone to safety and establishing their safe haven.The pacing is quick and flows. There's abundant action and romance/erotica, and the characters are developed very nicely. The writing style, as is usual with Stormy Glenn, is clean and paints a vivid picture. The story is constructed well and upon completion sets the stage for many future stories. All in all, it's a very fun addition to Stormy Glenn's library of m/m supernatural action-erotica stories.