Review: Did Not Like It At All
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
Some spoilers---It takes a lot of bad writing for me to not finish a book, but I couldn't put myself through it.  I care a lot about my hard earned money so you can appreciate the special attempts I made to muddle through.  I always get the sample to try and get a feel for the writing style and truthfully thought it wasn't too bad in the beginning.  That was before the main characters reunited.  About 75% in I had to give up.  I just couldn't take it.It starts with the main character, Tim, attending a clan meeting of his wolf tribe.  Things quickly deteriorate after some of the wolves want to hunt down and kill hybrids in an effort to retain the purity of the breed.  One of the hybrids happens to be a wolf/fox mix named Jay and only 3yrs old compared to Tim's 13 yrs of age.  Tim assists in Jay's escape after realizing that they are mates only to mourn Jay's loss to human society.After 18 yrs they reconnect.  This is the beginning of the end for me.  Jay and his stepfather come to Tim's father's horse ranch to make a purchase.  In one day they profess their love and have sex multiple times.  Sorry, not into animal sex at all.  Tim teaches Jay how to transform since he's never done it.  The author really pushes the envelop too hard...talk about suspension of disbelief.  Wow!  The dialogue was adolescent and immature.  Hard to believe that one of the characters was 31yrs old. He was more mature at the beginning of the story when he was 13.The biggest mystery was how to get Tim's family and clan to accept Jay, but I'll leave that to more enduring readers than myself.