Robin Briar

Trope - Older woman younger man
Adult content i.e. explicit sex scenes, including a werewolf in full wolf
As noted by the author, books #01 to #05 must be read in order

Negatives:
does not appear to have been edited i.e. poor spelling, incorrect words, sentences repeated and not a full story i.e. you have to buy all five books to get the full story, which makes it an expensive ebook.

Positives:
I binged read all five books in one sitting. The snyopsis of caught my attention and I was just in the mood for this type of book i.e. paranormal romance with steamy content.

With the exception of Sylvia, Baldy and Cropped Hair, I liked all the characters including those who are deemed the villiens.

Book one introduces most of the main characters and the story focuses and centres on Jessica, a witch and Mason, a werewolf. You find out about Jess and Mason's background and what drives them to do what they do.

Each book continues from where the last finished and it felt like the end of the book was just an end of a chapter (this is why I think all five books should be combined into one).

I really liked how the characters interacted with each other and learning about their backstory. The explicit sex content was integral to the story, but I found it was tastefully done. I also did not see the ending so that always makes for a good story.

If you can overlook the fact that the book doesn't appear to have been edited, and a bit pricey when you add the cost of all five books together it is an enjoyable read. I enjoyed it and am glad I purchased the five books and read them. It is worth binge reading them to really appreciate the whole story.… (plus d'informations)