Review: I LOVE the Redwood Pack and you will too!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 6, 2012
My oh my... can we say I love this woman? This time around Ryan gave us Adam of the Redwood Pack. Adam is... complicated. He's faced so much  tragedy and loss that somehow everyone expects him to just have gotten over. The one person in the pack who knows how he feels (it's his job to!) does nothing to help him or get the pack involved in helping him. This does not excuse his behavior towards Bay though! There were times when I wished I could just hug him and tell him it will all be alright in the end (it would have to be otherwise it would suck as a romance novel if the hero didn't get a HEA). But then he would do a complete 180 and act like such an ass that I wondered what anyone saw in him. Then he would go back to being the sweet, if broken, hero again. This imperfect hero is so our of the ordinary in what we, as romance readers have grown to expect, that you can't help be be intrigued by Adam and Bay's story.I loved Bay's character. She was a strong heroine with a can do attitude who refused to let anyone walk all over her, not even Adam. My only beef with the entire story was that Bay, along with everyone else, seemed to make way too many concessions to Adam's nasty attitude and behavior towards Bay. I don't know about your family, but in mine, if any of the men called the mother of their child a whore or refused to man up, their mother would so be in there making damn sure he knew that was not how she raised him and forcing him to be a man. That wasn't the case here.So that one tiny thing aside, I loved this book, it was great seeing some of the characters from previous books, and I don't think we've seen the last of Bay's strong nature. I hope to see how hers and Adam's relationship progresses in future Redwood Pack books!