Review: Love it
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
Written for MM Good Book Reviews:This is the first book in this new series and I am amazed at it. It is well writte and you get caught at the first paragraph. It will keep you all the way to the end. I love Lisa's gift at telling a story. Shawn and Kane are perfect characters. They come off so believeable and very loveable.Shawn was an alpha in his own way, but he also had some power behind him that seemed to scare everyone around him even other alphas. When he got hurt as a child, a blue bubble surrounded him keeping him protected. His so called friends ran and told his father who at the time was alpha of their pack. He had been kicked out and on his own for over ten years. Never staying in one place to long because his father sent men after him to kill him even going as far as getting a witch to make some special bullets to try to kill him. When he landed in Cloverleah, he had landed a job at a dinner cooking. What he had not expected was his mate walking in.Kane was alpha of the Cloverleah Pack and had always been taught since he was little that gay men did not have mates. So surprise was all the way around when he caught the sweet scent of his mate. Of course he had not known that he was his mate, but he definitley wanted him. After talking it over with his best friend and beta, he decided to show Shawn that he would not be harmed by his pack, keeping his distance. That is until danger came at his mate.He knew he would do everything in his power to protect his mate. There are a lot of dangers coming for Shawn. This story has it all lots of hot and sexy men, Dom's, awesome shifters not just wolves either, amazing story-line, smoking hot sex, and lots of love. If you have a chance to read this series you should start with this book and I can tell you that you wont be disappointed. It is an amazing story about homophobic jerks who think that they have the right over some people and how there are still people out there to stand up to them and show them that they are wrong. It shows that Kane had been kicked out because he was gay by his father, and how in the end they both show up to help and support him when it was needed.