Review: At 18, You can Vote...and Turn into a Wolf!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2013
I'll say right out - I enjoyed this book. In a sentence - she's mated to the alpha, she gets pregnant, he cheats on her, she runs away to New York and lives in abject poverty, has a boy, tells him his father is dead...and never quite gets around to telling him that boys have their first shift on the first full moon right after their 18th birthday. And he's around 17 and 10 months. Surprise!I'm spoiling nothing. You find this out in the first 20 pages. Of course the alpha comes back into the picture, they must fall back in love, there's an evil villain or two lurking about, and a lot of people howl. Predictable, but written in such a way that it all seems like you haven't read it before. I liked the 3 MCs (bordering on 4). While it ends exactly the way you expect it to, I wouldn't mind another book. Perhaps a certain human photographer and the sweet young she-wolf...I mean, girl? Not so subtle hint...My only criticism is that there was telling and no showing about the MCs relationship as teens. I would have liked to have seen some flashbacks, perhaps. The book wasn't long, so it wouldn't be overdoing it. But, all in all, one of the better shifter books I've read this year. I like this author.