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sabrinacamp's review
5.0
some of my favorite lines:
"Mate with me so I'm all yours"
"You're all mine anyway"
"Mate with me so I'm all yours"
"You're all mine anyway"
schomj's review
2.0
If this hadn't been my airplane book, I don't think I would have finished it. The beginning is fun - cheese-o-rama and melodramatic - and the frequent descriptions of the big-busted heroine's turtlenecks and the manly werewolf hero's manliness were quite entertaining. But after awhile the rhetoric about "real men" and the arbitrary (from what I could tell) differentiation between alpha and beta werewolves went from funny to annoying. By the end, I felt like I was slogging through a morass of makes-no-sense in order to reach the end. If it had been shorter or - better yet - had tighter editing, I think I would have enjoyed it more. It's very unlikely I'll read anything else by this author.
zombiesheep's review
4.0
I really like this book. I would have to say it was even better then the last. The only thing I had a problem with was that Ashton almost raped Tessa and they just forgive him and became friends that really bugged me.
myntop's review against another edition
5.0
I enjoyed the mystery and drama in this book. Again we have a few different storylines going, though they all seem to connect to the main story and characters. We have a bit of intrigue as well and a surprise to discover something that thus far in the series we'd thought impossible. I really liked the main characters in this one. Hunter, while being an alpha male, seemed less overbearing than the main character in the previous book. At the same time, I appreciated the strong female lead in this book as well. Tessa is going through quite a bit in her life, but doesn't fall apart or shut down, she keeps fighting. I'm definitely looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
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