Review: Another fast-paced and engaging tale from Lynn Hagen
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2012
Lynn Hagen's been spinning off stories in four separate series: The Brac Pack, Zeus' Pack, Christian's Coven, and Demon Warriors. All are interrelated and occur in the same universe, and this one is the latest in the series. It's centered on a family of Bear shifters who have moved to Brac Village (a small community run by Mayor Maverick Brac, the Alpha of a local werewolf pack). In this tale, Chauncey finally gets to claim the his mate, the cute (but frustrating) Curtis. What's frustrating about Curtis is that he tries to be bold and come onto Chauncey, but is naturally shy. When the shyness hits him, he runs home upset with himself, which makes his two dads (Mark and Caden) think Chauncey is mistreating him, much to Chauncey's frustration.While the story is similar to the other Brac Pack stories, the characters are unique, the situation compelling (Curtis' ex-boyfriend resurfaces and is stalking him), and the pacing swift. It's not fine literature, but it's a damn fun read. With the cast of characers consistently increasing, there's a rich environment within which tales can be told, and Lynn Hagen takes advantage of this.If you enjoyed the other tales from Lynn, you'll enjoy this one too.