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A review by inmyhumbleopinion
In the Mood Fur Love by Eve Langlais
5.0
In the Mood Fur Love contains three fantastic stories by three top notch authors. Escape into the fantasy.
Bearing His Touch by Eve Langlais – Becka has been kidnapped and seems to be on everyone’s hit parade of must haves. She rescues herself with some help of a big brown eyed man with the heart of a teddy bear. Bear shifter Stavros wasn’t looking for his mate when he helped the damsel in distress but now that he has he will do whatever is necessary to keep her free. I liked that Becka isn’t some puling woe is me kinda gal. She has had a bad row to hoe but she has kept her spine and self-esteem. Stavros is just plain fun.
Fake Mated to the Wolf by Milly Taiden – Pure Milly Taiden. Fun, sexy and sweet. This may be a falling for the boss type of story but she sure makes him work for it.
The Witch, The Werewolf and The Waitress by Kate Baxter – This was a different type of shifter story. Not bad just different. Where the first two have more of a sense of fun this story was a little more serious. The hero has to save his mate from a centuries long curse before he can claim her for his own. I really got into this story and couldn’t put it down.
Bearing His Touch by Eve Langlais – Becka has been kidnapped and seems to be on everyone’s hit parade of must haves. She rescues herself with some help of a big brown eyed man with the heart of a teddy bear. Bear shifter Stavros wasn’t looking for his mate when he helped the damsel in distress but now that he has he will do whatever is necessary to keep her free. I liked that Becka isn’t some puling woe is me kinda gal. She has had a bad row to hoe but she has kept her spine and self-esteem. Stavros is just plain fun.
Fake Mated to the Wolf by Milly Taiden – Pure Milly Taiden. Fun, sexy and sweet. This may be a falling for the boss type of story but she sure makes him work for it.
The Witch, The Werewolf and The Waitress by Kate Baxter – This was a different type of shifter story. Not bad just different. Where the first two have more of a sense of fun this story was a little more serious. The hero has to save his mate from a centuries long curse before he can claim her for his own. I really got into this story and couldn’t put it down.