Review: Great start to the "Fatefully Yours' spin-off series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.  It is an excellent start to the new spin off series.  I absolutely loved the fatefully yours series, and even though a lot of the characters from that series were only mentioned and not seen, it was still great to have that connection.  If you have not read the Fatefully Yours series, this book will be confusing in quite a few places.  You could probably get by without the background knowledge, but it will be much more enjoyable if you know the characters going into it.This is a heart wrenching tale at times, but is also warm you to your toes sweet.  Moon and his brothers have been through so much, and while he craves the love and attention from a mate, he's not sure that he deserves it after all that's been done to him.  Rion is a strong beta for the coyote pack, and never really considered wanting the responsibility of a mate, but once he finds Moon he can't help but feel love and protectiveness in everything he does.  It's a journey of self discovery and love mending past hurts.  They are both flawed, but together they work.  Like with the fatefully yours series, there are a bunch of supernatural beings all trying to get along, and there is danger lurking that must be overcome.  Unfortunately this book ends with a major threat still hanging over the pack and it's residents, but I'm sure we'll find out what it is soon enough. Very much looking forward to the next in the series.I am a big fan of Gabrielle Evans.  I have read several of her series including Fatefully Yours, Moonlight Breed, Haven, and Sexually Awkward, with a few stand-alones thrown in for good measure.  Some I liked more than others, but they have all been worth reading.