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A review by aligroen
Red, White & Blew by Kiki Burrelli
4.0
Another nice story in this series. First off, I couldn’t believe how a college would let a student’s father be such a helicopter parent at that age, it may have just been to point out what he was like but was not at all realistic.
I hated that Dylan had to hide so much from his father but was glad at how much Thatcher helped him open up and learn more about himself. I still have some trouble with the whole not knotting until you are with your mate, so you don’t know they are and not knowing if you’re an omega or alpha and while it just bugs me I continue to enjoy these stories.
I think these two were perfect for each other and Dylan was just what Thatcher needed to help connect with Elijah. I was glad to see that Dylan’s dad is finally getting help for his depression and learning that his was isn’t always right.
I received a copy of this book and am giving an honest review.
I hated that Dylan had to hide so much from his father but was glad at how much Thatcher helped him open up and learn more about himself. I still have some trouble with the whole not knotting until you are with your mate, so you don’t know they are and not knowing if you’re an omega or alpha and while it just bugs me I continue to enjoy these stories.
I think these two were perfect for each other and Dylan was just what Thatcher needed to help connect with Elijah. I was glad to see that Dylan’s dad is finally getting help for his depression and learning that his was isn’t always right.
I received a copy of this book and am giving an honest review.