Review: Enjoyable read, but does not stand on its own
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
I'm generally not a fan of serials, but I'll admit I enjoyed this segment. The prior segment (#1) was so-so (3-stars) and left him & her approaching his primitive cave living site. This segment involves her living in his cave complex temporarily, and getting to know the other werewolves in his clan. They are mostly women and children, and desperately need someone to take a "mother" role for the kids. I guess I am a sucker for a good family building episode.So basically, the plot focuses on her building new family ties. There is more sexual attraction between him & her, and erotic scenes, but both of them are adamant about avoiding talking about their feelings or possibly building their relationship into something more--at least not in this segment.The flaws of the prior book are still present. Basically, the living conditions are worse than those had by stone age American Indians, and that simply makes no sense. Seriously, the human women of the tribes should have all long since revolted and demanded their men put forth a bit more effort towards their comfort.  If you've ever visited a cave, you'll know they are a chilly 50 degrees Fahrenheit (or so) all year around; there is a good reason why people chose other types of dwellings. On this topic, I suggest you suspend disbelief for now and hope the author makes change in future novels. It think the basic concept, combined with technology of say the Apache from 300+ years ago, would make for a very entertaining serial.This absolutely cannot stand on its own. Read the freebie #1 before buying this serial segment.