Lisa Tawn Bergren

It's possible to beat a She-Wolf. But you cannot keep her down...The Betarrinis and the boys they love are back with these two novellas that follow Waterfall, Cascade and Torrent.In Bourne, the story picks up right where Torrent left off...Find out what has happened to wounded warriors returning from battle, to the Betarrinis, fighting for the men who?ve captured their hearts, and what will happen to them next...A year later, in Tributary, Lia struggles to overcome the fear that constant battle has heaped upon her; Gabi and Marcello face an unexpected crisis; and Lord Greco may be ready to leave the grief and loss of his past behind him, so that he might grab hold of the future...

Bourne and Tributary

Jeni Enjaian

(This is a copy of the review I gave the book originally)

I finished Torrent wanting more so I snapped up Bourne and Tributary via Kindle as a PR reward for my recent half marathon.

While they were not the same, I still loved both, Bourne especially. I really appreciated that Lisa alternated the narration duties between Gabi and Lia. Prior to this, only Gabi's thoughts on the matter had been known. Still, Lia deserves her own full length novel. So much more can be told from her perspective.

All the good things I've said about the first three books in the series hold true for this novella. That being said, I'm not the biggest fan of a novella. There's not enough time for plot development and good, rich story arcs. Just when a novella gets going, it's done. That's not a black mark against Lisa Bergren, just the novella. :)

Great supplement for the full length counterparts.

Bourne and Tributary

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