Review: Bewildered
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
So much about this book was somewhat off-including the plethora of 5 star reviews.  The premise sounded intriguing enough to make me consider buying the book and the reviews sealed the deal.  I liked the idea of a character who has shifter blood but doesn't know about it and the two mates having to find each other.  But the discourse was often just…off, beginning in Chapter 1 when Alex returns to his village and notices there's no smoke rising from the cottage chimneys.  It sounds rather medieval which was confusing since the summary mentioned a motorcycle riding shifter!  I had to go back to the summary of the plot to confirm that this was a contemporary story. Upon discovering his immediate family dead, he manages to have a conversation with his dying grandfather, who he calls "grandfather."  This short novella is full of awkward, somewhat antiquated language.The characters come across as rather superficial and at times immature.  The short length of the novella certainly didn't help but I've read others just as short in which the author managed complex plots and characters and somehow made me care about them.  Sadly, this didn't happen with Bear Biker Love.I struggled to finish this novella.