Review: Survivor's Guilt, Social Class, Tortured History - An Interesting Take on Paranormal Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
A story of frustration, attraction, and love between two young, male werewolves with a shared, very troubled history to overcome.The only two survivors of a pack struggle with their past devastation, their detested enemy, and their distressed romantic history.  The previous book in the series,Crash (Westside Wolf Pack 1), incorporated some interesting takes on how social roles can help shape gay relationships, and this second novel doesn't disappoint in exploring some additional themes which enriched a "romantic" narrative (including survivor's guilt, social classes differences, and familial homophobia).Part of the Westside Wolf Pack series, this second book focuses on two wolves of relatively equal power, with both a significant shared history as well as divergent outlooks and paths.  This story also introduces an elusive, abused omega character whose story is explored in the following book in the series,Break (Westside Wolf Pack 3).