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3.45 AVERAGE
3.45 AVERAGE
Devlin Johns is an Alpha werewolf looking for a new location for his construction business. Laine Campbell is an Omega werewolf who is delicately built, effeminate, submissive, and a klutz. Dev and Lainey meet while Lainey is being punished by his Alpha for his insolence and discover they are destined to be mates.
I really wanted to love this story. Overall, it was fast-paced and fun. The main characters were very appealing and the love scenes were sizzling. Even though Laine was an Omega and a weaker wolf, his childish behavior on numerous occasions was overdone and grated on my nerves. I would have preferred a more equal and balanced relationship. At times I felt Laine needed a babysitter instead of a mate.
Still, the main and secondary characters were well-developed and interesting enough considering the short length of the story.
I really wanted to love this story. Overall, it was fast-paced and fun. The main characters were very appealing and the love scenes were sizzling. Even though Laine was an Omega and a weaker wolf, his childish behavior on numerous occasions was overdone and grated on my nerves. I would have preferred a more equal and balanced relationship. At times I felt Laine needed a babysitter instead of a mate.
Still, the main and secondary characters were well-developed and interesting enough considering the short length of the story.
2.5 stars
I didn't really care for this book. I was unable to connect with any of the characters nor did I feel that there was any emotional connection between Laine and Dev. They met and realized instantly that they were mates. It's hard for me to put in words what exactly the problem was. I guess the best I can chalk it up to is the lack of emotion overall. I just didn't care about what was happening. This was my first Langley book, but it won't be my last. I've been told that the series gets better, so I'll read the next one.
I didn't really care for this book. I was unable to connect with any of the characters nor did I feel that there was any emotional connection between Laine and Dev. They met and realized instantly that they were mates. It's hard for me to put in words what exactly the problem was. I guess the best I can chalk it up to is the lack of emotion overall. I just didn't care about what was happening. This was my first Langley book, but it won't be my last. I've been told that the series gets better, so I'll read the next one.
A cute shape shifter story with adorable characters (Lainey & Caroline). A quick read that i finished in an hour, the kidnapping scene wasn't believable and i wish the rest of the characters had been fleshed out more.