Shawntelle Madison

An outcast of her pack, werewolf Natalya Stravinsky, who sells antiques to magical creatures, is targeted by the savage Long Island werewolves--an attack that sends her running into the arms of her gorgeous ex-boyfriend Thorn and garners the attention of a handsome wizard who wants to claim her as his own. Original. 100,000 first printing.

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Southern Today Gone Tomorrow

Honestly, I wasn’t a fan of this book. The only character I found had depth and thought was interesting was Thorn, and that might be because he really isn’t in the novel a whole lot. Oh, he is there and a main character, but I could have done with a lot more of him.


 
And Nat? She has so much potential as a character, but ends up coming off as annoying a lot of the time. She thinks of herself as less than, and so do so many others. And the obsession… while kind of interesting, again, it just got to be annoying. I understand there are people out there who are like that. I just couldn’t relate to this one.

If you REALLY like werewolves or maybe you like reading about people with OCD, this could be a choice for you. Or if you can find it at your local library.

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