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A review by setaian
Shades of Hate by K.N. Banet
5.0
Her secret is out. Jacky has somehow managed to get caught on camera in her werecat form and now government agencies are sniffing around trying to interview her and find out what she is. Even worse, her werewolf boyfriend is in the frame which could reignite animosities that have been simmering for centuries.
Adding to her woes, someone is taking silver tainted pot-shots at her. Even if she survives the assassins and special agents, she faces an uncertain future with her own kind.
Book 5 in the Jacky Leon series has her moving further away from the peaceful life she envisioned for herself. She always does the right thing and unfortunately that character flaw (?) well and truly puts her in the spotlight.
I loved this book. In some ways it's a smaller story than the previous books and it's better for it. Honestly that's what I loved the most about Shades of Hate.
This review copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review
Adding to her woes, someone is taking silver tainted pot-shots at her. Even if she survives the assassins and special agents, she faces an uncertain future with her own kind.
Book 5 in the Jacky Leon series has her moving further away from the peaceful life she envisioned for herself. She always does the right thing and unfortunately that character flaw (?) well and truly puts her in the spotlight.
I loved this book. In some ways it's a smaller story than the previous books and it's better for it. Honestly that's what I loved the most about Shades of Hate.
This review copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review