Review: Not What I was expecting
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
This was a very well written and edited story.  Ember is a strong female lead character.  I have mixed feelings about the way she feels about her duality and acceptance of her wolf half.  Raze comes into the story wounded.  Raze in many ways is totally opposite than Ember in regards to his wolf half, which up to the point of being taken in by Ember he spent all his time as a wolf.  Ember makes many demands and Raze gives in to them.  Which has me questioning exactly who the alpha is.  With most of the books I have read and in the lives of actual wolves the male is more dominant.  Yet it appears as if in this story that is Ember who is the more dominant one which has me intrigued.I am struggling here because I want this review to be positive and supportive to the author whom I have never read before, in addition to encouraging other readers to choose this book while not giving any spoilers away.  I think that this series will be what I call soap opera style because Ember and Raze did not have a happily ever after ending but a to be continued in the next book ending which means for me that we get to watch the relationship develop.I like these kinds of serial books because I can get attached to them, see them develop over time, have my emotions invested into them and quite frankly lose myself in their adventures.  Secrets can and will be discovered and I'm wondering just how many of them we will learn over the course of this series.Raze and Ember is the best yet to come, I must tune in to discover that.  Will my fellow readers choose the same?