Review: Lycan Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2014
The LR books by Briers and Lee are standalone and have at least one HEA. After reading the fifth book in another author's series that ended with a cliffhanger, I was craving a LR to get back on track. This book aptly filled that need.When a fae and a Lycan hook up in a bar, all either expects is a night of fun. But when the beta wakes up the next morning and finds the fae is gone, he realizes he has misplaced something precious-his mate- whom he marked in a moment of drunken passion.  Then he tries to find her and learns she was just traveling through town and has already headed back home. It takes a week for him to locate her and he does, along with a bathroom floor littered with plastic wands, all complete with two pink lines.  He is overjoyed, but she has locked herself in her bedroom and refuses to talk to him.His alpha, who accompanied him on the trip, recognizes the green eyes of a fae he saw leaving the bar a week earlier. The eyes of his own mate. Making the decision to take their mates home with them meets unexpected resistance, but ultimately they pack up, leaving the women's roommate, a third fae behind. None of them realize, however, that a protective spell cast toward a former boyfriend has unraveled, placing the roommate in grave danger from a near rogue wolf.I have found Briers' books to be entertaining and engaging. Some are better than others and often the bickering is overdone, but most have been worth the time and financial investment. This one is no exception.