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Little Wolf
by R. Cooper
While the first 3 books in the series can be read as standalones, this 4th book is best enjoyed if you read the previous one. We meet Tim and Nathaniel there, and maybe Tim shows up in book 1 too, though I don't quite remember. It's loosely connected.
I'm starting to realize this series follows a pattern. Every time, the main character is either totally blind, or refuses to acknowledge his own or his love interest's feelings. Either way, it leads to a long and drawn out love story, filled with UST; and sometimes - most likely at the beginning - the MC is going in circles, until he has some inkling as to why is everyone looking at him meaningfully, and by the time that happens, it's almost the end.
Especially book 3 and 4 is very similar in that regard. So it's good to not jump right into this one. However while book 3 felt more YA(ish) to me, this is very much not. So much so, that after half a book of pining when they finally get down and dirty, they getting dooown... ya know what I mean? *ka-ching* It turned out to be quite a sexy book.
The first half was dragging a bit. I liked Tim, he's a feisty one, but he is exhausting. And I really felt the internal monologuing was too much. I also felt frustrated by Nate and the whole town and their stupid rule, really. Just tell Tim already what's what! Jeez!
I liked Nate though. It was interesting to see a big alpha go soft and cuddly with his mate.
No dual pov this time. I mean Tim talked enough for both of them. lol
Oh and this one had the sweetest, cutest "meet my wolf" scene. :)
Overall I enjoyed it. 3.5 starts, not more, not less.
I'm starting to realize this series follows a pattern. Every time, the main character is either totally blind, or refuses to acknowledge his own or his love interest's feelings. Either way, it leads to a long and drawn out love story, filled with UST; and sometimes - most likely at the beginning - the MC is going in circles, until he has some inkling as to why is everyone looking at him meaningfully, and by the time that happens, it's almost the end.
Especially book 3 and 4 is very similar in that regard. So it's good to not jump right into this one. However while book 3 felt more YA(ish) to me, this is very much not. So much so, that after half a book of pining when they finally get down and dirty, they getting dooown... ya know what I mean? *ka-ching* It turned out to be quite a sexy book.
The first half was dragging a bit. I liked Tim, he's a feisty one, but he is exhausting. And I really felt the internal monologuing was too much. I also felt frustrated by Nate and the whole town and their stupid rule, really. Just tell Tim already what's what! Jeez!
I liked Nate though. It was interesting to see a big alpha go soft and cuddly with his mate.
No dual pov this time. I mean Tim talked enough for both of them. lol
Oh and this one had the sweetest, cutest "meet my wolf" scene. :)
Overall I enjoyed it. 3.5 starts, not more, not less.