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Rescuing Jack - Caitlin Ricci
Rescuing Jack
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Werewolves are real. Marius enjoys the irony that everyone calls him a dog whisperer, not just because he’s a werewolf, but for his work at the local animal shelter. He has a unique talent for pairing families with their perfect pets upon first meeting them. But he’s still looking for acceptance... show more
Werewolves are real. Marius enjoys the irony that everyone calls him a dog whisperer, not just because he’s a werewolf, but for his work at the local animal shelter. He has a unique talent for pairing families with their perfect pets upon first meeting them. But he’s still looking for acceptance and a forever family of his own. Then Jack comes into the rescue looking for a big, mean dog. To prevent Jack from making the wrong choice, Marius convinces him to adopt a needy spaniel mix instead. But when Marius learns Jack is tormented by horrible memories while at his apartment, he opens his home to the sweet, scared man. As their relationship grows, Jack feels comfortable telling Marius about the horrors he suffered. Marius hopes his steady presence, protection, and love can help Jack reclaim the pieces of himself broken on that terrible night.
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Format: ebook
ISBN: 9781627983723 (1627983724)
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Pages no: 200
Edition language: English
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Trisha Harrington's Blog
Trisha Harrington's Blog rated it
3.0 Rescuing Jack
I think this could have really been amazing. The shifter element wasn't the most focused on, but it was brought up in the beginning so it wasn't totally overlooked. The book was more about Jack than anything else, I think. And maybe the relationships, but it definitely felt like Jack's book to me at...
She Reads Too Much
She Reads Too Much rated it
2.0 Rescuing Jack
I'm in the minority here with my opinion on this book. In all actuality it was a 1.5 star read for me. I didn't hate it but I didn't quite like it either. It got the two stars more on the possibility rather than on it actually was.This story had HUGE potential for one of my favorite genre tropes ...
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