Review: Sometimes reviews are right on target
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
I have to thank a fellow reviewer, SalemHellKat for prompting me to go ahead and read this one. It had been languishing on my kindle carousel for several unread weeks. HellKat's enthusiastic review just the first few lines actually got me to get off my duff.This book was so interesting, entertaining, and fun. Some people have said it was cheesy and childish. I couldn't disagree more. There are so many things going on in this story it's hard to focus on any one in particular, but here goes: if you enjoy mixed species matings especially the wolf/vampire combo, if you're thing is reluctant alphas or crazy alphas. Realize that being a paranormal makes it both it harder and easier to be disabled. While your your senses are ten times sharper, other paranormals definitely view you as more vulnerable and a potential liability to the group.Do you like your alpha mates tough, sexy, quick witted? How do you build an inner circle if you can't trust your pack members? How do you feel when that lack of trust, sense of betrayal expands to immediate family members? How painful is this especially with family being so important?Do you like mixed species packs? What is the impetus for an alpha to start bringing in a variety of other shifters into a wolf pack? He's already a formidable alpha why does he need to continue to get bigger, shift faster and develop a more accurate sixth sense? With so many new pack members, several brothers, elder vampires, a bachelor best friend story lines abound. Not to mention the dangers that lurk around the corner from ousted pack members and diabolical jackals.If you are a shifter lover and want to get in on a new series from the ground up this is a great one to try.