Review: A riveting story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2011
The book starts with a bang, then it makes you mad and sad and then it takes you to a new beginning and it keeps the promise of an incredibly moving story.Sebastian is a man and a wolf with a big heart. He rarely tries to rein in his feelings and emotions. I really liked the way his wolf coexisted with his human part. The rules of the shifters' world are laid out coherently and they are very interesting. I liked that Sebastian tried to overcome his loss seeking a new life, deciding that he couldn't stay alone anymore. The way he rebuilt himself in his new pack was riveting. It was interesting to see the pack dynamics, how the wolves lived together. The Alpha was a very important and fascinating character, but I especially liked the pups, every time they were mentioned I couldn't help smiling.Sebastian has lost his mate Tim and he knows that he is irreplaceable, but when Eschan, a wolf from another pack, enters his life, while trying to save his own pack from a cruel Alpha, Sebastian is ready to offer his heart all over again. The chemistry between Sebastian and Eschan is dictated by their wolf nature, but there's so much more that transpires from their encounters. They are both hurting even if in different ways, but they know how to help the other to heal. The sex scenes are hot and sweet and truly inspired and they show all the ranges of emotions that making love can excite, from arousal to tenderness, from domination to comfort. Sebastian and Eschan bare their souls and in a way that's more "indecent" than the sex itself.I couldn't put the book down because everything was intriguing and every chapter added something, either in Sebastian's emotional journey or in the plot development. Eschan's pink mohawk is simply unforgettable. The whole pack is a character on its own. And I must repeat myself: I appreciated so much that Tim's figure was not forgotten or diminished. Read it!