Candace AyersCritiques

End is very abrupt like its unfinished. Good story but lacks satisfying ending to me.

again it seem unfinished in order to be short. If it had more completion then perhaps 4 stars.

on the sweet side

Solid, but not really stand out ...

DNF - too many weren't my cup of tea.

Lightweight, but entertaining.

The plot is fairly preposterous and doesn’t make a lot of sense if you look beyond the basic romance elements, but it’s worth a quick read. I don’t feel drawn to look for others in the series though.

I was expecting super cheesy, but it wasn’t. It was actually pretty good. It lost stars, because it was over before it really began. At least that’s how it felt. There was no climax, no real obstacle. Then it was just all the sudden over and you’re looking around going, “Wait, that’s it?!?!” That, and the abysmal editing...

The publisher's blurb is a mite too descriptive, but don't let that stop you from enjoying this wonderful read! Feelings of loss, sadness, and hope turn into a beautiful happy ever after in the hands of this skilled author. Don't miss out!

I freely chose to review this ARC as I' a HUGE Shifter fan and I never expected so much impact with a story I wanted to go on and on! Dr. Hannah Cooper had done a terrible thing on their high school celebration by going to Vegas, getting drunk as a skunk, a marrying her boyfriend at the time. In the years from getting her career up and running, Brad Crawford's name never entered her mind until her uncle left her a windfall and now she needed to get divorced fast.

Colton Sterling and his brothers owned stores throughout Alaska, Canada and Chicago for outdoor gear, but with every business moved he made, he was happy but not content until his one true love entered his store that he could put his discontent to rest as he had found his mate!