by Vicki Lewis Thompson, Abby Craden
Since it's been awhile since I read them I'm just going to group together all 4 of these books for my review. I got all of these books on audio so that I would have something to listen to while I was sick. I liked books 3 and 4 more than the others but the series as a whole was a bit disappointing...
Aaaand this is where I stop. Too fluffy, with the chanting and the howling and the acronyms and the voting... Not my kind of werewolves and not my kind of fic. YMMV.
This was a fun book showing how opposites can attract! I loved all the acronyms that Kate and Duncan came up with for their different groups. This group of WOWs will definitely be one to watch.
2.5First, I don't want to read about wolves having sex. Second, the first 2 were fun, if not cheesy, but I won't be buying the series anymore. If the library gets them, fine. Otherwise...
Rating 3.5 starsA light, fluffy read. The heroine believes in were-were mating while the hero believes that weres should be allowed to mate with humans and the secrecy should end. After fighting online for months these two meet at the first Were conference and become stranded, loads of banter, sex a...
Reviewed by: Rabid ReadsThe Wild About You books are some of the cutest werewolf novels that I have ever read and Werewolf in Denver is my favourite one so far. I loved the blogger / social media backbone behind this one. Perhaps not all readers will connect with the story line as I did because not ...
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