Kathleen C. (KathleenSews) reviewed Primal Heat: Moon Lust / Pack Law / Running Mate / Wolfe's Hope on + 69 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 9
WARNING! Women's erotica, very explicit m/f twosomes some scenes with anal sex
Note: 4 novellas individually published in e-format by Elloras Cave.
All 4 are werewolf stories set in present time. Three are set in the U.S. I never understood why werewolf packs would run in the U.S. when a third world country would give them better protection. However, weres are fiction and I love them. These are wonderful escapism.
Sherri L. King, "Moon Lust," set in the Ural Mountains, a life-threatening accident places Brianna at the mercy of a strange, reclusive man. A man whose secrets and unquenchable hunger will change her life forever. First of the Moonlust series by the author.
"Pack Law," book 1 of Lorrie O'Clare's Lunewulf series. Pack law states every female shall have three mates. It's a necessary action in order to keep the lunewulf breed alive.
Sophie Rousseau has just learned who her three mates will be. And one of them is the sexy Nik Alexander who has invaded her dreams since high school. Though Sophie's nervous about fulfilling pack law, she can't wait to mate with Nik.
Nik has lusted after Sophie, wanted her for his mate and mother of his children. He gets his way, but by pack law, Sophie cannot be his alone. Nik will share her with two other werewolves - But only on his terms.
Running Mate By Jaci Burton
The first story in the Devlin Dynasty series
Senator Jason Devlin is a man with a secret. A big one that could ruin his political career and his family. He guards his secret closely, allowing no outsiders to penetrate his intimate circle.
Kelsey Harper is a reporter itching for an interview with the elusive senator. When a case of mistaken identity lands her in his bed, she gets much more than an interview.
As their passions rise, Jason must choose between keeping his secret and the woman who speaks to his heart.
Wolfe's Hope By Lora Leigh
Book 1 in the series Wolf Breeds
Hope believed Wolfe was dead, but he was only waiting for the right time to claim her. The scientist who created him, Hope's mother, has forced his hand. She wants her creation back, and she wants any children he may breed on her daughter.
He is a man whose DNA was altered, infused with the genetic code of the wolf. His unique genetic makeup has created a male unlike any other and will make itself known in the most surprising ways. Now Hope must convince her mate she hasn't betrayed him, and they must defeat the plans of a scientist gone mad.
Note: 4 novellas individually published in e-format by Elloras Cave.
All 4 are werewolf stories set in present time. Three are set in the U.S. I never understood why werewolf packs would run in the U.S. when a third world country would give them better protection. However, weres are fiction and I love them. These are wonderful escapism.
Sherri L. King, "Moon Lust," set in the Ural Mountains, a life-threatening accident places Brianna at the mercy of a strange, reclusive man. A man whose secrets and unquenchable hunger will change her life forever. First of the Moonlust series by the author.
"Pack Law," book 1 of Lorrie O'Clare's Lunewulf series. Pack law states every female shall have three mates. It's a necessary action in order to keep the lunewulf breed alive.
Sophie Rousseau has just learned who her three mates will be. And one of them is the sexy Nik Alexander who has invaded her dreams since high school. Though Sophie's nervous about fulfilling pack law, she can't wait to mate with Nik.
Nik has lusted after Sophie, wanted her for his mate and mother of his children. He gets his way, but by pack law, Sophie cannot be his alone. Nik will share her with two other werewolves - But only on his terms.
Running Mate By Jaci Burton
The first story in the Devlin Dynasty series
Senator Jason Devlin is a man with a secret. A big one that could ruin his political career and his family. He guards his secret closely, allowing no outsiders to penetrate his intimate circle.
Kelsey Harper is a reporter itching for an interview with the elusive senator. When a case of mistaken identity lands her in his bed, she gets much more than an interview.
As their passions rise, Jason must choose between keeping his secret and the woman who speaks to his heart.
Wolfe's Hope By Lora Leigh
Book 1 in the series Wolf Breeds
Hope believed Wolfe was dead, but he was only waiting for the right time to claim her. The scientist who created him, Hope's mother, has forced his hand. She wants her creation back, and she wants any children he may breed on her daughter.
He is a man whose DNA was altered, infused with the genetic code of the wolf. His unique genetic makeup has created a male unlike any other and will make itself known in the most surprising ways. Now Hope must convince her mate she hasn't betrayed him, and they must defeat the plans of a scientist gone mad.
Cynthia F. (frazerc) reviewed Primal Heat: Moon Lust / Pack Law / Running Mate / Wolfe's Hope on + 672 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 5
Good read. Contains several short stories linked to series:
Moonlust By Sherri L King Book 1 in the Moonlust series
Pack Law By Lorie O'Clare Book 1 of the Lunewulf series
Running Mate By Jaci Burton Book 1 in the Devlin Dynasty series
Wolfe's Hope By Lora Leigh Book 1 in the series Wolf Breeds
Moonlust By Sherri L King Book 1 in the Moonlust series
Pack Law By Lorie O'Clare Book 1 of the Lunewulf series
Running Mate By Jaci Burton Book 1 in the Devlin Dynasty series
Wolfe's Hope By Lora Leigh Book 1 in the series Wolf Breeds
Kimberly M. (KimM) -
Helpful Score: 5
Great stories but too short.
Jill J. (jilly) reviewed Primal Heat: Moon Lust / Pack Law / Running Mate / Wolfe's Hope on + 29 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Very steamy short stories about sultry shape-changing werewolves...grrr...
Lori M. (mshrm) - reviewed Primal Heat: Moon Lust / Pack Law / Running Mate / Wolfe's Hope on + 144 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Four good erotic stories. Lots of hot sex to go with stories that are short but easy to get into and easy to conclude. Im not a huge fan of anthologies in general but this one was decent.
