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Little Wolf
by R. Cooper
2.5
Man, I'm not even gonna bother with reviews for this series anymore. I mean, I obviously like them well enough. I keep reading them. But they are all essentially the same plot—large shifter identifies his mate (be it fated or not), smaller partner does not recognize that he is the mate of the larger shifter he pines for in return, cue hundreds of pages of UST, all of which would disappear with even the smallest bit of honest communication. They're cute but there is no getting around the fact that it is the thing in book after book after book. So, I'll give myself a break between them (or I will, I've decided now) but keep reading them. But not back to back. That ruins it.
I do appreciate that Cooper's world seems to be diverse and in this book there is a sweet little 'representation matters' theme. And the fluffy fantasy can be fun. This one however is almost twice as long as the others and it felt it. It was too long, considering the simplicity of the plot.
Man, I'm not even gonna bother with reviews for this series anymore. I mean, I obviously like them well enough. I keep reading them. But they are all essentially the same plot—large shifter identifies his mate (be it fated or not), smaller partner does not recognize that he is the mate of the larger shifter he pines for in return, cue hundreds of pages of UST, all of which would disappear with even the smallest bit of honest communication. They're cute but there is no getting around the fact that it is the thing in book after book after book. So, I'll give myself a break between them (or I will, I've decided now) but keep reading them. But not back to back. That ruins it.
I do appreciate that Cooper's world seems to be diverse and in this book there is a sweet little 'representation matters' theme. And the fluffy fantasy can be fun. This one however is almost twice as long as the others and it felt it. It was too long, considering the simplicity of the plot.