Review: One of her absolute best!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2014
I have a soft spot for Hagen's series Brac Pack because of her quirky, loving characters.  Christian's Coven has had a bit of a darker flavour but still has the humour.  However, this book is laugh out loud funny.  The mix of humour and fated love is just perfect.Kory is a wolf in a human family.  He knows nothing of shifter life, in fact he thinks he may be the only one in the world.  He comes through the scary woods and comes across a dead man - who promptly bites him and drinks from him.  Huh, so not dead just a vampire.  The vampire turns out to be a walking, talking dead man - Dante is alive, not killed in the massacre of his coven.  He has discovered his mate - in suburbia.  Kory is 20 and lives at home with his brothers and mother.  None of them know he is an omega wolf and he isn't telling!  However, dragging home a half dead vampire is not the smartest thing he has ever done - and he wishes Dante would stop using him as an energy drink!  He is about to pass out.  Dante meets the family, including Jonah who makes him play with his dolls - Dante doesn't do that does he?  Kory has a funny sense of humour which makes his learning of vampires and other shifters humourous rather than fearful.  And then there is the Neighbourhood Watch team - they are funny as hell!  They meet Dante while he is out looking for a feed and finds a bunch of men who are lonely, isolated and desperate for friends.  He becomes an ad hoc member of the neighbourhood watch because they want him to be their cool friend.  They haven't found a corner that doesn't have mystery or big time crime around - it's just no one else ever sees it because it isn't illegal to have coffins in your basement nor does it mean there is a serial killer living in the neighbourhood.  But there is something creepy about those woods!Dante is grieving the loss of his coven by an unseen assassin.  And is the Ultionem going to hold him responsible when they realise he is alive?  When they finally show up Dante stands to protect his mate - and the neighbourhood watch guys come to protect Dante from the Ultionem and the...orgy?There is huge crossover here, you won't enjoy this book if you haven't read other books in the various series Hagen writes (Brac Pack, Christians Coven mostly have some of the back story - I haven't read the Demon Warrior books).  Well worth getting this book - it still makes me laugh when I think of the Neighbourhood Watch guys.