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When Ivy's vacation turns sour, she hits the road early... only to hit something with her car and get stuck in a ditch. The something turns out to be a wolf and to Ivy's surprise, he doesn't stay a wolf for long. Tyson hasn't been in his human form in ages, but that does not stop him from recognizing Ivy as his other half. Now he has to take the shell-shocked girl to safety all the while trying to convince her that she belongs to him; at his side, and in his life. Ivy's more than reluctant, but Tyson needs her more than either of them realize. When the pack he was taught to forsake saves Ivy's life, Tyson must re-evaluate everything he knew.
Ivy and Tyson. Damn, the spice was REAL. These two had that love-hate relationship down pat. Tyson loves Ivy, and Ivy loves to hate Ty. He stole her from her life and kept her against her will. But it was out of fear and love, and since he was raised by a madman, how much can we really blame him for being a tad bit morally grey? I felt that Ivy was a relatable character; she gave it to him left and right, and when she thought he was wrong, my girl had no issues peacing out. Toodles! Ty, of course, drags her back kicking and screaming. What does it say about me that I finished this book in a few hours?
Ivy and Tyson. Damn, the spice was REAL. These two had that love-hate relationship down pat. Tyson loves Ivy, and Ivy loves to hate Ty. He stole her from her life and kept her against her will. But it was out of fear and love, and since he was raised by a madman, how much can we really blame him for being a tad bit morally grey? I felt that Ivy was a relatable character; she gave it to him left and right, and when she thought he was wrong, my girl had no issues peacing out. Toodles! Ty, of course, drags her back kicking and screaming. What does it say about me that I finished this book in a few hours?