Helpful Score: 4
Excellent read! The review I wrote for Running Wild still applies to this one...
I love shifter books [although there's not a whole lot of shifting going on]. This is three novella length stories which [quite seamlessly] make up a novel. Each novella centers on a different [hot!] were hero and the process of matching him up with his heroine. The three heroines are sisters but each has her own, well-drawn 'feel' to her character. The heroes are the two brothers and a cousin who fall for them. Again, each character is distinctly drawn; no 'open plot and insert alpha hero here' stuff. Though each novella contains it's own plot, the novel has story threads reaching across them all.
What can I say? Tight action, suspense, great characters... Yep, I'm going to be looking for the rest of her stuff!
Order is important as the overall story arc [the formation and building of Haven - a non-traditional pack] continues across the series.
Running Wild
Wild Instinct
Hoping for more books in the series...
I love shifter books [although there's not a whole lot of shifting going on]. This is three novella length stories which [quite seamlessly] make up a novel. Each novella centers on a different [hot!] were hero and the process of matching him up with his heroine. The three heroines are sisters but each has her own, well-drawn 'feel' to her character. The heroes are the two brothers and a cousin who fall for them. Again, each character is distinctly drawn; no 'open plot and insert alpha hero here' stuff. Though each novella contains it's own plot, the novel has story threads reaching across them all.
What can I say? Tight action, suspense, great characters... Yep, I'm going to be looking for the rest of her stuff!
Order is important as the overall story arc [the formation and building of Haven - a non-traditional pack] continues across the series.
Running Wild
Wild Instinct
Hoping for more books in the series...
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