by Kate Douglas
I stopped at page 40. While I enjoy an occasional guilty pleasure, Wolf Tales was too much guilt not enough pleasure. In other words, not enough character development or plot before the first sexual encounter (one that would've scared the bejeezus outta me) and I could see where the story was going ...
Smexing goodness with a buffet counter of build it yourself combos: m/f, m/m, m/f/m, and f/f. Kinky and tasty. Interesting play on wolf shifters.
I had a really hard time reading this one. It was just one sexual escapade after another. There was very little romance, no intrigue and no mystery. I didn't even find any conflict in the story. On the plus side, I did like the author's take on shapeshifters. That was new a refreshing!
This story was too close to beastiality. Ick.
werewolf sex should really be a lot sexier. shouldn't it? i mean when i think of werewolf sex, it certainly is much more sexy, a lot less tortuous, eye-rolling.it starts off sort of intriguingly, but honestly i lost interest fairly early on, with the semi-reveal in the limo. badly done. still, i had...
I had to force myself to finish this book. It started out really good and then I began wondering what happened to the strong male characters. They were so touchy-feely, I wanted the women to smack them one and tell them to man-up. Once Stefan was able to change back and forth, well really before t...
2,5 starsWOLF TALES comprises 5 parts. The first 4 parts focus on the introduction of the main characters: Xandi Olanet, Stefan Aragat, Anton Cheval and Keisha Rialto. Part 5 is called THE GIFT and, as I suspect, is the closing part of this introduction of a group of characters that will play import...
I read a lot of weird things but this one was even too weird for me.After Alexandria walks in on her fiance buck naked with another woman -- in their bed no less -- she decides to hop in her car and escape for awhile. As luck would have it, she ends up getting run off the road while caught in a bliz...
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