Review: Nice addition to a great series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
This book goes in a different direction, in terms of main characters, than the others of the series as the main characters are a wolf & a supernatural leery human.It's a good story, in terms of the character building, the antagonist, the additional supporting characters and the plot.  I enjoyed the journey of bonding that these two shared, the secrecy with which their relationship formed, the villain that was always on her heals, the manner in which the truth was revealed and most of all how the story ended.I felt it was a nice change of pace for the Supernatural Bonds Series, as thus far the main characters have primarily been of the Dragon or fey persuasion, so having a wolf take over center stage was a nice change of pace.  Even more was the difference in that Authors in this genre usually write about the typical male alpha wolf; in this case we have a female wolf with a male alpha human, so that change added a nice contrast to the story.If you have not read this series in whole then I would recommend starting from the first book, if that is an option for you.  While this story can certainly be read as a stand-alone, with the complex nature of the characters and the tied-together, continuing story's, I think that you would get much more enjoyment of the story having had the history of the characters, their friends and families from previous books.  I'm anxious to see what occurs in the next story, "Demon's Familiar," which I have just started!Whether you read the entire Supernatural Bonds Series, or Conner's Wolf as a stand-alone, enjoy!  :)