Review: a short, sexy, and satisfying read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
Courtesy of CK2S Kwips and KritiquesRobin Maxwell has never allowed her disability to interfere with living life to the fullest. However, as a deaf woman talking to people around her,  communication becomes draining and leaves her needing solitude to recharge. Her brother Tad may have had to cancel on their ski trip at the last minute, but Robin decides to go by herself, looking forward to peace and quiet. When Robin is interrupted on her trip by the appealing Keil and his brother, she discovers life will never be the same again.Wolf Signs is a short, fast read that will appeal to paranormal romance and erotica lovers alike. Robin is stunned to find out that werewolves real, she never really knew the truth about her family, and that she has found her very own wolf mate in Keil. The attraction is immediate and hot enough to melt the mountain snow. Personally, I am not a big fan of erotica so I admit, I skipped the sex scenes, but the bits I saw are sure to satisfy readers who enjoy erotica.The plot was kept somewhat simplified to fit into the shorter word count, but Vivian Arend still managed to pack in a lot of action to keep the story moving. I loved how Robin was so happy to find out why she never quite felt like she fit anywhere, and adjusts quite easily to her new life. We even get a little bit of suspense over worrying about what will happen when Keil returns to his pack for the alpha challenge.All in all, Wolf Signs is a short, sexy, and satisfying read. Kelley A. Hartsell, November 2013. All rights reserved.