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A review by jigsawgirl
Beast's Claim by Piper Stone
4.0
Jabari and Raven's story is the second book in this series. I imagine it can be read as a standalone. I actually feel like the background information you get from book 1, only serves to enhance the story in this book.
The romantic element of this book definitely did not make an appearance at the beginning. The sense of romance didn't begin to creep into the storyline for me until after the zoo incident.
This was a pretty fast paced story with a strong sci fi element to it. There is also a strong theme of nature, biology, and environmental issues woven into the storyline.
The corruption, dissension, controversy, divisiveness, and conflict was so reminiscent of current events it was difficult to get into the story at first. As Raven searched for a scientific resolution to the Breeds genetic issues, I got caught up in the story.
Full of suspense, intrigue, mystery, and action, this tale of Jabari and Raven held my attention until the reached their HEA.
I voluntarily read and reviewed the Advance Reader Copy of this book received via Booksprout.
The romantic element of this book definitely did not make an appearance at the beginning. The sense of romance didn't begin to creep into the storyline for me until after the zoo incident.
This was a pretty fast paced story with a strong sci fi element to it. There is also a strong theme of nature, biology, and environmental issues woven into the storyline.
The corruption, dissension, controversy, divisiveness, and conflict was so reminiscent of current events it was difficult to get into the story at first. As Raven searched for a scientific resolution to the Breeds genetic issues, I got caught up in the story.
Full of suspense, intrigue, mystery, and action, this tale of Jabari and Raven held my attention until the reached their HEA.
I voluntarily read and reviewed the Advance Reader Copy of this book received via Booksprout.