Crash (Westside Wolf Pack)
Ben Singer, an omega werewolf, has been in love with his former best friend and the alpha scion of their wolf pack, Axel, from the time they were teenagers. Ben thought they were mates, but the rules of their pack kept them apart.Axel Cross is a fuck-up. The sexy tattooed wolf threw away his...
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Ben Singer, an omega werewolf, has been in love with his former best friend and the alpha scion of their wolf pack, Axel, from the time they were teenagers. Ben thought they were mates, but the rules of their pack kept them apart.Axel Cross is a fuck-up. The sexy tattooed wolf threw away his chances of ever becoming pack alpha at seventeen, and Ben has no idea why.When Axel’s uncle kicks Ben out of their Pittsburgh pack, it’s the chance the omega has been waiting for. Then Axel demands to accompany the smaller wolf. The only problem is Ben wants to run away for good – away from the pack Axel’s uncle decided the omega should join and away from Axel. But Axel doesn’t take ‘no’ for an answer. He’s determined to go with Ben, even if the omega doesn’t want him around. While desire stirs between Axel and Ben, years of heartache haunt them. Can the alpha and omega let go of their past and the old pack in order to find a bright new future together?Warning: Contains graphic m/m sex scenes.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00DQICAF6
Publish date: 2013-12-01
Publisher: Eccentric Erotica
Pages no: 236
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Paranormal,
Romance,
Shapeshifters,
Paranormal Romance,
Sociology,
Glbt,
M M Romance,
Gay,
Abuse,
Werewolves,
M M Paranormal
This was right in the middle a 2-star and a 4-star for me. There are things I enjoyed about Crash and things that were totally frustrating. Positives: I thought Ben was a spunky character and Axel was a classic 'I'd die for you' character. They were sweet together. The bad guys were bad and the good...
Lousy grammar and sloppy editing. It could have done with a major overhaul.I wasn't too keen on the every other chapter, now and then, set up. I was afraid there'd be too much focus on the past and we wouldn't get a full picture in the present. That fortunately wasn't the case. I did feel that we co...