Review: Love this series!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
A plane crashes and pairs are sent out looking for help for those who are injured and survived but it just so happens to be 50 years in the future.  No technology, no transportation besides horses, no electricity and it all resembles those who lived back in the early 1800's except for one thing, there are virtually a very small population of women.  Tami and her companion who was one of the pairs who were sent out to look for help were found by unscrupulous pocket of men.  These men declared them suitable for wives and could care less about the crash victims or what the women thought, period.  Tami was told that she was now married to four men who raped and abused her and her companion to five but she quickly committed suicide.  One of the men that Tami was married to who was kind to her arranged for her to escape and this is when Dan or Tracker as he is known comes in.  The mayor pays Tracker to find his poor wife who must have been stolen by women traders and he loves her so much he wants her back.  Tami is a survivalist and knows how to survive in the wilderness and gives Tracker a run for his money but he does find her and is outraged at the abuse she had endured.  Tracker is part of the Native American clan and wolf pack and knows she is his mate but gives her the space and time to heal and come to him on her own.  I loved both characters.  Tracker for making sure Tami is never troubled again by her so called beloved husband and the others who proclaimed to be hers as well and his softer side of just wanting to protect her and keep her safe.  Tami was fortunate to be on the same plane as two counselors who specialized her sort of abuse and they survived to be able to help her get past her trauma.  They make such a great couple and with time and healing they really do seem to be made for each other.  This book is a bit dark in regards as to these poor women coming across the wrong sort of men with bad intentions and what they endured but it is also about healing and moving on.  I just love this story premise and how unique it is but it is kind of scary knowing with the world we live in today that something similar isn't that far fetched enough to happen in our future.  Looking forward to the next.